This concert film was directed by Tijs Torfs and recorded at Trix, Antwerp. Fortress plays five of their songs in a thrilling live concert, accompanied by professional dancers and a violinist.
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The people behind it
Hanne Torfs
Leadsinger & Keys
Ruben den Brok
Keys
Nils Tijtgat
Bass & Synth
Michael Lamiroy
Violin
Pieter Desmet
Dancer 1
Martha Gardner
Dancer 2
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