Metallica Film Fest

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RELEASE DATE: 12 June 2026

RUNNING TIME: 395 min

Here is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see Metallica's entire oeuvre in one afternoon, with the purchase of a single movie ticket. The band's film festival contains 3 concert films from three different periods, which, in addition to the brilliant songs, are full of background information, members' speeches, and even some home videos. Cliff ‘Em All Originally issued on VHS only in 1987, the first Metallica video release serves as a tribute to late original bassist Cliff Burton and is of great tribute to the incredible talent and truly unique personality that he was. “Cliff ‘Em All” is a raw collection of performances from 1983 to 1986 and has the distinction of being the only official video release featuring the genius playing of Burton. Moreover, Dave Mustaine appears on a few songs and there is some great narration by the band members, as well as some interviews with the band. Most of the footage is from bootleg videos, home videos and there is some stuff shot for TV that was never aired, and the overall quality is poor, but it captures in a brilliant way an early Metallica era. Cunning Stunts Released in 1998, “Cunning Stunts” was filmed in Fort Worth, Texas on May 9-10, 1997 during the “Poor Touring Me” Tours that promoted “Load” (and eventually “Re-Load”).  This was an era where Metallica continued to push boundaries musically as well a with their concert experience they delivered for fans, as evidenced here in this film.  It would be the first project the band shot in hi-def specifically for DVD, and the outstanding picture and sound quality combined with some amazing pyrotechnics and a 360 degree stage in the middle of the arena make this an unforgettable performance. Orgullo, Pasion y Gloria: Tres Noches En La Ciudad de Mexico Three nights at Mexico City with 155,000 crazy Metalli-Fans, each night with a different set list! This set was released for only American countries in 2009, that's why it's a real special opportunity to see it for the European fans. Filmed by the longtime Metallica collaborator, Wayne Isham. There will be 15-minute breaks between the movies, and you can leave the hall at any time during the films and continue watching the current film later. Due to the one-time event of the Metallica Film Fest, there's no age restriction for the films.