Christine and the Queens aka Héloïse Letissier heads to the river for an artistic rebirth.
Héloïse Letissier, Christine and the Queens: "In Hamlet, Ophelia is, of course, the unlucky lover, the rejected one; but her madness and the suicide that ensues is also symptomatic of a whole era: the young girl, unwanted, unloved, simply cannot live,” Christine explains in a statement. “Looking at Millais’ painting, and thinking of ‘Comme si’ as this erotic reverie of subverting rejection with self-empowerment, I started to dream of giving that myth a welcomed, witty twist. Let’s undo that tragic ending; let’s cheat death, if you will.”
Official music video for John Grant's new single 'Love is Magic': Throughout surreal snapshots of unconditional love, here’s a portrait of the kitsch and beautiful world of Heelwork to Music. Filmed on location, thanks to the glorious ladies of British Heelwork: Nicci, Sandra and Jill and their dancing dogs: Nala, Elsa, Leo, Fiz, Chelsey, Demelza and Matisse.
KENY ARKANA - “Madame la marquise”
Label - BECAUSE MUSIC
Commissioner - SAMY LA FAMILLE
Directed by JEREMI DURAND
Creative Label & Production Company – JUNTA
Concept by JEREMI DURAND & JUNTA
Producer – JULIEN MANUNTA
Production Services – SHOT IN MARS
Producer / SHOT IN MARS – MATTHIEU BERENGUER
Production Manager – CRISTOBAL MATHERON
Assistant Producer Marseille – LILLY EVERS
Assistant Producer Paris – LUCIE GRATAS
DOP – VALENTIN VIGNET
1st Assistant Camera – VIOLETTE HYOUNET
2nd Assistant Camera & VHS footage – NICOLAS LEXA
Metronomy—Devon's own Paris-dwelling Joseph Mount—and his drumming companion Anna Prior, lay out their stall at Charles de Gaulle airport. The live set up is stripped, with the conveyor belt looping around, while a troupe of four dancers are set in glorious motion. It's all terribly chic. There are bongos. There are ankle-swinging wide-legged pants. The whole shebang is directed by Colin Solal Cardo.
A woman with a briefcase, an empty airport hall at night and a band playing a song. Is "Bach Off" the original soundtrack of a spy movie, or a movie that is born around an incredible song ? At the end of this 8 minutes long steadycam ride on the edge of film, live performance and music video, you'll probably agree that it's a little bit of both...
The Amazing Randi might not be amused by this video, but Uri Geller fans should head immediately to this magical diner where spoons bend, gravity slips away and all the laws of physics take a 3:28 break.
“Such a sad affair / No one seems to care,” is the mantra of “Supernature,” the 1978 disco hit brought back with a sharp new video by French directors Superbien. As Beth Ditto of Gossip warns us of impending doom, Marc Cerrone watches a Tower of Babylon being forged from his own golden bust, and then transformed into a golden record. Magic!
