The members of Depeche Mode take a backseat in Anton Corbijn’s new concert film, “Depeche Mode: Spirits in the Forest.” Instead, the director shifts the spotlight to six fans, whose personal stories ...

Abbey Road has announced that Anton Corbijn – legendary photographer, filmmaker, and director – is the recipient of the prestigious Icon Award for this year's Abbey Road Music Photography Awards. The ...

Don’t invest your own money, and don’t shoot in black-and-white. Good advice for any first-time director, which Anton Corbijn chose to ignore. The result was “Control,” the standout movie of a ...

There’s something about Anton Corbijn’s portraiture that makes you stare. Maybe it’s the slow shutter speed, which allows the Dutch heavyweight to capture moments and gestures many other photographers ...

This story is part of Past/Present, a series highlighting images and articles from Vogue that have personal significance to our editors. When Anton Corbijn photographed Alex Sharp in 2014, the actor ...

On August 5, 1980, David Bowie wowed new audiences with his theatrical debut, starring as John Merrick in The Elephant Man at the Blackstone Theatre in Chicago. The same year, Bowie celebrated the ...

Dutch photographer and filmmaker Anton Corbijn has been collaborating with Depeche Mode since the late ’80s, and is responsible for some of the group’s most iconic photos and music videos. Last year ...

Noted artsy-fartsy types Tom Waits and Anton Corbijn are releasing a book together. Waits/Corbijn ’71-‘11 contains mostly photos—more than 200 of Waits taken by Corbijn over the past 40 years—as well ...

This biopic of Ian Curtis remains radically honest about its subject's bleak worldview. Filming for the thriller about famed novelist, Patrica Highsmith, is currently underway. The thriller will ...

It should hardly come as a surprise that Anton Corbijn would want to make a movie about iconic rock ‘n’ roll looks. Before he began directing feature films with 2007’s striking Joy Division drama ...

Erick Massoto is a Brazilian writer who's always loved film and TV and loves finding connections between them. That's why he supports double features, especially if they are of a modern film paired ...