Blackhearts | reviewed by: William O'Donnell | January 15, 2018
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Reminds me of the international approach of Global Metal. It is interesting seeing the variants of personalities. The sweet to fascistic.
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| synopsis | Blackhearts takes a fresh look at the notorious Norwegian black metal music scene - but from a striking new angle. It travels to South America, Europe and the Middle East to follow three black metal die hards who hail from extreme religious and political backgrounds. |
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| director | Fredrik Horn Akselsen |