'Cubism' is a 2007 DVD of a Pet Shop Boys concert from their Fundamental-Tour. It was filmed on 14 November 2006 at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico and was directed by David Barnard.
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Pet Shop Boys "Cubism Live" - A glittering 27 track live performance DVD will be released in the UK by Warner Music Vision on May 21st. A true Pet Shop Boys ...
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