Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen lit up the UK Music Video Awards a couple of weeks ago, when his When Saints Go Machine video for Parix he won the Best Indie/Rock Budget award, delightedly bounding on stage to collect his award.

Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen lit up the UK Music Video Awards a couple of weeks ago, when his When Saints Go Machine video for Parix he won the Best Indie/Rock Budget award, delightedly bounding on stage to collect his award. And his new video for Danish outfit Rhye's The Fall is a mini-drama just as convincing and perceptive as the Parix video. The film shines a light on a man struggling with a midlife crisis, particularly his feelings for a much younger female than his attractive wife, with episodes of immature behaviour.

And his new video for Danish outfit Rhye's The Fall is a mini-drama just as convincing and perceptive as the Parix video. The film shines a light on a man struggling with a midlife crisis, particularly his feelings for a much younger female than his attractive wife, with episodes of immature behaviour.

Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen lit up the UK Music Video Awards a couple of weeks ago, when his When Saints Go Machine video for Parix he won the Best Indie/Rock Budget award, delightedly bounding on stage to collect his award. And his new video for Danish outfit Rhye's The Fall is a mini-drama just as convincing and perceptive as the Parix video. The film shines a light on a man struggling with a midlife crisis, particularly his feelings for a much younger female than his attractive wife, with episodes of immature behaviour.