The Posters Came from the Walls

This Dave doll was made by and kindly sent to us by our favourite German family, the Granzows, who you will know if you have seen the film.

They have also recently been featured in a fashion shoot by Niall O’Brien for Dazed and Confused magazine:

See the whole article by clicking here.

Just in case you haven’t seen our documentary, here’s a clip featuring them:

If you have made your own T-shirts, painted your own banners, dressed your pets up, embroidered clothes, kept diaries or done drawings of Depeche related things, we would still love to see them, so do email us. The film was finished some time ago, but we might add another page to this site of things made by devotees that we like.

In the meantime, we’re planning on taking the Dave doll to the seaside to take some snaps more in the style of the promo and post them up here…

We met Yuri in New York recently and he was so  happy that we had told some of the story of being a Russian devotee in the 1990s. We made friends through our Facebook page for the film, and saw his photos of himself as a Dave look-a-like, and asked if we could show them on this site. So there’s a new page here ‘Some Russian Devotion”, please have a look. And thank you Yuri!

Our Los Angeles shows were our best yet, so crowded that people had to stand in the aisles, and everyone laughing so much that we were rather worried… but during one of the Question and Answer sessions, someone explained it was ‘the laughter of recognition’. Phew!


We were happy to catch up with Orlando, who features in the film (he managed to sit through all 3 showings!) and his mother (who only managed a paltry single screening). And we also made many new friends:

The LA Weekly gave us a good review you can read by clicking here, and then put out another article on us you can see by clicking here.

And here’s a great photo from the first Q and A by Sara Wood Lauder, who we met at the screenings: