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The Editors

Bonnie Moir directs&nbsp;a futuristic story about love, loss and memories for Julia Stone.&nbsp;Breaking away from her folk roots into more avant garde soundscapes,&nbsp;the video for Unreal takes a cue from this transition in genre.&nbsp;Reflecting the aftermath of a post-lockdown world, where our confinement has forced us to reexamine relationships and the fundamental need for&nbsp;family, the enigmatic promo explores a relationship between Stone and her husband,&nbsp;played brilliantly by&nbsp;Damon Herriman.&nbsp;Scanning over videos of their best times together, frolicking in the swimming pool, spending hours creating music by the piano, Herriman is trying to recapture these moments of pure bliss. But now Stone is absent and cold, struggling to adapt to her husband's expectations&nbsp;- and it is not difficult to figure out why.&nbsp;&nbsp;With a truly haunting ending, this video is a standout achievement, and though very much high concept, it could also be read as a reflection of the process of dementia.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Australia

Bonnie Moir

Emily Cook

Exit Films

Jeremy Fitzgerald

Sam Chiplin

Tom Rolfe

Saxon Welsh

Grace Park

Diva Abrahamian

Joanna Mae Park

Sarah Laidlaw

Shella Ruby Martin

Leila Gaabi

Trish Cahill

Charlotte Griffiths

Jay Hawkins @ Alt.vfx

Damon Herriman

Julia Stone

Experimental

Electronic

Julia Stone 'Unreal' by Bonnie Moir

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The well-named Sampa The Great gets a great video for her superb Final Form, shot in Zambia.

Sanjay De Silva

Miranda Anzarut

Working Group Productions/neighbourhood Films

Kate Armstrong-smith

Carl Pires

Barun Chatterjee

Terrance Chuma

Ntombi Moyo

Fergus Rotherham

Dancers Fassy Mubanga  Emmanuel Mwape  Chilufya Nachilima Merbido Mwaji Moses Lombe  Kulamba Ceremony Representitives Capt. Shanzi Alex Kamchose Banda Kulamba Ceremony Performers Kasinja Kang'wi-ng'wi Maria Nyata Makanja

Ninja Tunes

Sampa The Great 'Final Form' by Sanjay De Silva

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Armand De Saint-Salvy&#39;s ingenious video for Nathan Cavaleri&#39;s 29 Gold Stars&nbsp;was achieved in a single shot and&nbsp;follows the&nbsp;revenge plot of co-conspirators in the&nbsp;conclusion&nbsp;a deceitful love triangle.While the story spans several weeks,&nbsp;the piece has been&nbsp;shot entirely in one take, with Armand De Saint-Salvy&nbsp;showing the passage of time through subtle changes to the set, lighting, and character&rsquo;s wardrobe whilst filming,&nbsp;requiring&nbsp;complex choreography of actors, camera, and crew.And asDe Saint-Salvy explains here, it took a long time to get it exactly right...&nbsp;

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