A Film from Slovenia gives an insight into the enigma of Laibach. Laibach describe their work in their own words; giving a sense of their music, their drama and their irony as well as a glimpse of the Eastern European and Slovenian influences that created the band. Directed by Daniel Landin and Peter Vezjak, A Film From Slovenia was written by Chris Bohn and was originally made for Slovenian TV and Mute Film in 1993. It is available here for the first time on DVD. The band offer a new sound to several classics from The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Among the 17 renditions included in the film are "Across the Universe," "Sympathy for the Devil," "Kinderreich," "Fiat," "The Great Seal.
The documentary is followed by the groundbreaking Occupied Europe NATO Tour 1994-1995 concert, recorded live on 26 October 1995 at the Dakota DC 3 venue in Ljubljana, Slovenia, containing documentary footage.
The whole concert is mixed in 5.1 for an ultimate sound experience.
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