Directed by William Armstrong @winstonsupertubes. Train surfing has a firm tradition in South Africa, an risky extreme sport for thrillseekers looking to cement their bravery and reputations among friends. This sub-culture was the perfect fit to describe Kormac's New Day, with soulful lyrics speaking of being high above the earth and transcending life.
Filmed in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe with a cast of first time actors, who carry the story of young man going through a personal conflict between the responsibility of adulthood and a desire to escape it.
Hero to some, heretic to others, say hello to Halsey who's got an anthem that seems spot-on for a post-Lorde world. The obvious reference point here is Divergent, with a spark of Joan Of Arc martyrdom, as a civilization rallies around Halsey against a totalitarian force.
There are co-dependent relationships and then there's the kind of lunacy we see Autre Ne Veut dealing with as he tries to perform with a parasitic woman all up on his jock.
