Utopia (2013)
"UTOPIA - One day your darkest fears come to life. But how can you escape your own mind? The concept of UTOPIA is inspired by Bjørn Alexander Brem's life and nightmares - the combination of being a lawyer in daytime and GOTHMINISTER at night drives him eventually insane - it becomes impossible for him to separate reality from imagination. The other GOTHMINISTER members Chris Dead (drummer), Icarus (guitars) and Turbo Natas (guitars) also take part in this nightmarish world filled with undead walkers, witches, werewolves and monsters."
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I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.
Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.
The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.
Enjoyable, original and captivating journey into the sick mind of the Norwegian prince of darkness, Gothminister. This production shall not disappoint fans of the band itself as well as the enthusiast of the zombie apocalypse sub-genre in general. The movie is relatively short with a basic though far from vulgar plot, so it is difficult to give you info about it without accidentally spoiling it for you. The title itself can be considered bitter irony since the production is rather catastrophic in meaning, revolving around matters such as human condition and mortality. Nice twisted touch on the Biblical prophecy of the resurrection of the dead.I love the ending!
A (short) Film + "played" live concert, movie + scenes and a lot of horror zombies :) + picture and sound are very good. The drums pop really nice and match the shows. Anyone who has ever seen an Alice Cooper concert you can guess what can be visually put it all on the stage. Well, not quite as extensive as Mr. Cooper But GM are not there yet but it is quite decent what one offers fans here.Gothminister (Bjorn Alexander Brem) wanted with the present piece, the film version of Michael Jackson's "Ghost" outperform. Whether they succeeded or not, I can not tell because I "Ghost" is not seen. In any case, Gothminister have outdone themselves with this DVD. It makes me incredibly happy, with the part to look at and to listen again and again.