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The Corner Shop

Emma Branderhorst directs a heartbreaking video for Dutch singer-songwriter MEAU's team-up with&nbsp; telecommunications company KPN in an inspired blend of music promo and short film.&nbsp;In the film, Branderhorst tackles the dark side of sexting, delving into its reality after considerable research. In a world where sexting can be thrilling, this film reveals the harsh consequences faced by 1 in 100 young people who have their intimate images shared without consent.Capturing both sides of the issue, the video delivers an important message through involving and emotional storytelling, confidently led by Branderhorst's direction.&nbsp;Contemplative, cinematic and moving, it's a standout piece of work.&nbsp;

Netherlands

Borgman & Augustinus

A Million Faces

Lisa Scheffer

Emma Branderhorst

Koen Van Der Knaap

Joris Hoevenberg

Wefilm

Martijn Van Broekhuizen

Bas Welling

Tony Van Der Veer

Hanneke Wind

Evalotte Oosterop

Tessel Flora De Vries

Laurens Orij

Crabsalad

Kim Ellis Olsmeijer

Calou Jansen

Singer-songwriter

MEAU 'Piece Of Me' by Emma Branderhorst

MEAU - Stukje van mij (Official Video)

Alfie Dukes starts seeing things on a&nbsp;London bus in the Relta-directed video for Not Quite Gone.&nbsp;Listening to a certain track on his old Walkman turns out to be triggering for Alfie, the unfortunate effect that he starts to see an ex-girlfriend among the passengers.“Do you have a song that reminds you of someone you’re trying to not think about? I have a few,” explains Dukes, explaining the genesis of the song. And set on a moving double decker bus, the video is an ambitious effort&nbsp;to capture exactly that feeling.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Relta

Anastasia Liasi

Tupac Carroll

Billy Kendall

Tess Mitchell

Owen Diplock

James Huthwaite

Freya Paxton

Daniela Rotaru

Glassworks VFX

Kodak

Indie pop

Alfie Jukes 'Not Quite Gone' by Relta

Alfie-Jukes-'Not-Quite-Gone'-by-Relta

Relta directs a vibrant sequel to Break It Down, his first&nbsp;for London-based musician&nbsp;Rahul Prasad&nbsp;aka Renao.&nbsp;The video for Lifeline is a cascade of vignettes, set in a nostalgic hotel setting, that visualises moments from Renao's life so far - including his youth playing badminton in India right through to making dance music in the present day.&nbsp;With a fun visual hook -&nbsp;in the form of the camera travelling up and down from an outdoor vantage point - the video is a breezy, feel-good feat, telling a serendipitous love story like no other.&nbsp;

The Corner Shop

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