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Depeche Mode "Wrong"

Release Year:

2009

Language:

English

Description:

The dark music video shows us a car going backwards crashing into things with an unexpected outcome (not for the faint-hearted!).

Mute Records Ltd.

Credits

Production Companies:

MPC-LA

Categories / Channels / Playlists

Audience:

All Audiences

Genre:

Drama

Style-Technique:

Live Action / VFX

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