Liberation Day

For fans of Laibach this is probably immensely interesting. However, for people who are simply interested in the many themes this movie has to offer, it could've been so much more based on the premise alone. The movie creates a political backdrop by intercutting the band's activities with political news happening simultaneously, but these two currents in the movie never meet, begging the question why the political backdrop was needed in the first place. Great potential only half cashed-in.

Grew up knowing a bit about Laibach's shtick, there's not really much of them or it in this though, it's really about Traavik and his negotiations.