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Myles Whittingham directs a very personal story of survival in his promo for Bugzy Malone's Don't Cry, featuring Dermot Kennedy.&nbsp;Alluding to Malone's&nbsp;near-fatal crash back in March - which left the artist with life-threatening injuries -&nbsp;the concept is presented as two parallel storylines, one anchored in realism and one in fantasy.&nbsp;Representing the fine line between life and death, we see a vicious boxing match, with Bugzy battling against a more powerful&nbsp;opponent, then cutting to see him&nbsp;fighting for his life for real, surrounded by paramedics and flashing blue lights.&nbsp;Matthew Taylor's cinematography is outstanding, aesthetically dividing the two vignettes through the use of contrasting camera movements and strong colour palettes. The boxing match in particular is suitably impactful - directed, shot and edited to be as cinematically brutal as possible.&nbsp;Action-packed, high energy and beautifully crafted, it is a visceral experience which is also reflective - with Kennedy adding his vocals from a hospital corridor, as if he is waiting for news about Bugzy.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Myles Whittingham

Nilante Ebun-Cole

Elixir Pictures

Henrietta Lee

Alex Kendal

Sam Waddington

Matthew Emvin Taylor

Bernin Isaac

Marco Gonçalves

Ollie Riches

Anthony Neale

Sereeta Venkanah

Remi Aaron

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Luke Dixon

Hip Hop

Bugzy Malone ft Dermot Kennedy 'Don't Cry' by Myles Whittingham

Bugzy-Malone-'Don't-Cry-(ft.-Dermot-Kennedy)'-by-Myles-Whittingham

Oscar Hudson is back, directing&nbsp;a&nbsp;fever dream wrapped in a music video for Slowthai.&nbsp;The concept for Feel Away opens&nbsp;rather innocently... Slowthai - real name Tyron Frampton - is with his girlfriend (played by Guindilla Ontanaya) at a maternity ward, shot through her first person perspective.Reality soon takes&nbsp;a distorted plunge into more surreal territory, as the perspective switches&nbsp;and it's Frampton who now has a baby growing inside of him. Cascading into multiple nightmare scenarios, his love interest falls in love with a doctor, his limbs turn into cake and the baby lipsyncs the lyrics via&nbsp;the ultrasound screen.&nbsp;Truly weird and wonderful, the video takes a sharp turn into the uncanny valley and doesn't let up until the final, haunting frame. The use of first person perspective drops the viewer right into the middle of this world, creating an erratic and claustrophobic environment with no way out.&nbsp;

Oscar Hudson

Callum Harrison

Pulse Films

Rik Green

Tom O'Driscoll

Steven O Eniraiyetan

Ruben Woodin Dechamps

Bill Rae Smith

Taff Williamson

Daniel Pacitti

Ellie Johnson

TenThree

Jonny Thorpe

Glassworks

Chloe Ensor

Kharmel Cochrane

Rich Savage

Asia Rose Kilgallon

Slowthai ft James Blake & Mount Kimbie 'Feel Away' by Oscar Hudson

Slowthai-'Feel-Away-Ft.-James-Blake,-Mount-Kimbie'-by-Oscar-Hudson

Maverick Sabre battles with profound inner turmoil&nbsp;in OJ Deady's video for Into Hope.&nbsp;Playing a multitude of characters in a low-key everyman's bar, Sabre embodies the juxtaposition of being on stage and being a member of the audience, representing the&nbsp;inevitability of needing to look inward after moments of self-destruction. Whether in or out of the spotlight, the character's&nbsp;emotions are bubbling just under the surface, threatening to derail him at a moment's notice.&nbsp;The visuals are an introspective study of the different personalities we each hold within us,&nbsp;which can often be erratic and interchangeable,&nbsp;at odds with our true selves.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Mark Warmington utilises an array of close-ups and offbeat angles to represent the themes of the track, whilst editor Peter Duggan cleverly contrasts moments of drunken confidence and&nbsp;loneliness, compounding the overwhelming hopelessness of the situation.&nbsp;&nbsp;

OJ Deady

Sam Herbert

Twelvea.m.

Mark Warmington

Eve Carreno

Henry Fothergill

Edel Gardner

Jack Rowe

Natalie-Catherine Bell

Ella Tyson

Peter Duggan

Jon Dobson

Wash

FAMM

Kate Gunn

Soul

Alternative

Maverick Sabre 'Into Hope' by OJ Deady

Maverick-Sabre-'Into-Hope'-by-Oj-Deady

Hugo Jenkins demonstrates a talent for tapping into the breadth of human emotion &ndash; and devotion &ndash; in his absorbing, sensual video for Alpines&#39; new single Heaven.The video is a series of vignettes &ndash; unrelated, apart&nbsp;from highlighting the emotional states&nbsp;of the&nbsp;subjects. Like unguarded moments, that are beautifully captured by the director.&nbsp;

Hugo Jenkins

Daniella Manca

Metropolis Films

Ramy Dance

Jamie Macdonald

Simoen Geyer

Kristele Sadler

Lee Brinkley

Dale Slater

Santi Rodriguez

Lizzy Graham

Richard Fearon

Martin Roker at Black Dog Films

Louis Brown

Metropolis Label

Ryan Hope

Alpines 'Heaven' by Hugo Jenkins

Alpines-'Heaven-'-by-Hugo-Jenkins

Tom Beard joins Gabriel Bruce as they set sail on a stormy sea aboard a large ship in his promo for Cars Not Leaving.In reality it&#39;s MS Stubnitz moored up in Canary Wharf but nevertheless it&#39;s a fine romp with Gabriel turning in a great performance and features a cameo from Fred from Spector giving his all on the sax...

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