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Pete Vitale

The human race's symbiotic relationship with nature is explored in AG Rojas' video for Naeem.&nbsp;Exploring the potential of intergenerational healing, the complex and mysterious video - Bon Iver's first live action visual in seven years- focuses on two sets of family members who each encounter a floating rock in the middle of a road. A Father sets his dying adult son in front of this rock, and a Mother encourages it to open up the next day to provide water to cleanse her baby son.&nbsp;Intentionally ambiguous, Naeem is full of symbolism with reference to religion, femininity and intergenerational trauma, and each viewer's perception of the events will no doubt be informed by their life experience. Touching upon powerful and important ideas, the video meditates on the state of our planet and people, and the cycle of life and death that every living being encounters throughout our shared journeys. The word Naeem can be translated as "happiness" or "comfort", suggesting a return to a peaceful existence, the status quo of our earliest ancestors.&nbsp;The power of change and potential for peace is the message we are encouraged to take away from this project, and the importance of questioning life at every corner to ensure we are acting in a way that is mutually beneficial to both the universe and to ourselves.&nbsp;

United States

AG Rojas

Park Pictures

Jackie Kelman Bisbee

Dinah Rodriguez

Alexis Zabe

Chris Jones

Tatiana Valentin

Sonia Hernandez

Rock

Bon Iver 'Naeem' by AG Rojas

Bon Iver - Naeem (Official Music Video)

Rob Chiu&#39;s video for Scottish singer-songwriter Kathryn Joseph is a compelling and enigmatic portrait of extreme emotion.During the course of a single shot we witness a man running full pelt from a house and down a deserted suburban road, and at the same time travel a path from rage and anguish, to what appears to be relief and happiness. It&#39;s as if the emotional journey caused by an unknown traumatic event has been compressed into the space of five minutes.Shot where the city of Los Angeles meets the desert, Mario Ponce plays the man who expresses a gamut of emotion from A to Z, and making you wonder what could have possibly caused it.

United Kingdom

Rob Chiu

Iconoclast

Valerie Romner

Charles-Marie Anthonioz

Rachel Slayback

Eleanor Ghinghis

Brian Rey

Anthony Roman

Paul Meyers

Matt Cabinum

Ross Coscia

Sonnenberg Casting

James Rose

Cut+Run

Jogger Studios

Sophie Hogg

Yoomin Lee

Davide Pascolo

Martin Leitner

Folk

Alternative

Kathryn Joseph '1111' by Rob Chiu

Kathryn Joseph - 1111

Vincent Haycock has directed this understated yet quietly powerful short film for the U2 track Song For Someone, starring Woody Harrelson as a prisoner who is being released from the relative security of jail after years of incarceration,&nbsp;back into the&nbsp;outside world.With camerawork by Steve Annis, the core of the video is a single shot of&nbsp;the increasingly emotional Harrelson leaving the confines of prison, passing through the gate and meeting the person who&#39;s there to take him away - his daughter (played by the actor&#39;s real-life daughter, Zoe Harrelson), who greets him with an awkward handshake, and monosyllibic responses to his tentative comments.&nbsp;&nbsp;It&#39;s subtly played, and fully believable. Premiered on <a href="http://www.sundance.tv/series/rectify/blog/2015/07/watch-the-full-short-film-song-for-someone-featuring-music-by-u2-starring-woody-harrelson" target="_blank">Sundance TV</a>,&nbsp;Vince Haycock&#39;s film thematically links to RECTIFY, SundanceTV&rsquo;s Peabody award-winning series that follows the story of Daniel Holden and his family as they struggle to move forward after Daniel&rsquo;s release from 19 years on death row.&nbsp;

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