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Mikhael Paskalev confronts Death with dance, in his brilliant short film and music video for Witness.It starts out on a very sombre note, with Death&nbsp;(in his least intimidating form, played by Joe Wills, who co-directed this with Paskalev and DoP Jasper Spanning) taking a short questionnaire before taking Mikhael&#39;s life. The tables quickly turn when Mikhael asks Death if he can show him something. From there, they enter a room with a drained swimming pool, wherein Mikhael, dressed to the nines, dances in an ever-evolving, slightly erratic style.And eventually, Death finds himself joining in on the routine. A wonderful piece of narrative and choreography combined into a polished and artful video.

Mikhael Paskalev

Joe Wills

Jasper Spanning

Viktor Ivanov

Dimiter Popov

Obscenic

Bacon

Braveheart, Dew Process

Mikhael Paskalev 'Witness' by Mikhael Paskalev, Joe Wills & Jasper Spanning

Mikhael-Paskalev-'Witness'-by-Mikhael-Paskalev,-Joe-Wills-&-Jasper-Spanning

Anders Malmberg creates a sensual and erotic world of youthful sexual discovery&nbsp;for Danish band Lightwave Empire&#39;s Pleasure And Pain, and an unabashed celebration of the body beautiful, with fine photography by DoP Linda Wassberg.&nbsp;&quot;The video is an exploration of different borderlands,&quot; says Malmberg.&nbsp;&quot;As the title suggests, the borderline between pain and pleasure, but also the borderland between sensuality and sexuality, as well as humor and melancholy. The ambition was to create a warm and positive video, a &#39;seize&nbsp;the day&#39; atmosphere, a sense of freedom, flow and optimism, but with an existential depth, and a sense of doubt built into the joyful and hedonistic feeling.&quot;

Denmark

Anders Malmberg

Joacim Fougner

new-land

Camilla Rotheisen

Linda Wassberg

Sascha Valbjoern

Cameo

Copenhagen Records

Academy Films

Dream pop

Lightwave Empire 'Pleasure & Pain' by Anders Malmberg

Taken from Mads Damsgaard Kristiansen aka Reptile Youth&rsquo;s latest EP Away, Arab Spring Break Part 1 &amp; 2 is an extended track which has&nbsp;lended itself perfectly to what is effectively a lovely, pastel-washed&nbsp;short film&nbsp;by&nbsp;Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen.&nbsp;Captivating and bittersweet, the sensitivity&nbsp;Kragh-Jacobsen has with his characters&nbsp;results&nbsp;in an&nbsp;inspired,&nbsp;true-to-life&nbsp;piece of work.&nbsp;&ldquo;I wanted to portray relationships,&quot; the director told Clash Music. &quot;But this story is not only about relationships between lovers, it&rsquo;s also about friendship. To me the dynamic in relationships is a very fragile thing, and it&rsquo;s so interesting that it can change from positive to negative in a split second. And it&rsquo;s fascinating that we can&rsquo;t control it. I don&rsquo;t have an answer to what is good and bad when you&rsquo;re in a relationship. I simply wanted to try and portray feelings that I have experienced, and I believe others have as well.&rdquo;

Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen

Mads Damsgaard Kristiansen

Fanny Louise Bernth

Ves Møller Jacobsen

Martin Samsøe

Lukas Daugbjerg

Torben Meldgaard Andersen

Anders Holck

Franciska Zahle

Anders Nylander

Margrethe Yasmin Kristiansen

Thor Brammer Jacobsen

Stine-Marie M. Nielsen

Mads-August Grarup Hertz

Julius von Kauffmann

Carla Luffe

Mathias Dehn

Emma Engberg

Indie

Reptile Youth 'Arab Spring Break Part 1 & 2' by Daniel Kragh-Jacobsen

Reptile Youth - Arab Spring Break I & II.

Lasse Martinussen&#39;s video for Who Made Who&#39;s Dreams is a suitably surreal experience, with the song performed by bikini-wearing Marie-Lydie Nokouda, presiding over a family slowly drowning in a pool...Who Made Who have a reputation for making some very drily witty music videos - perhaps none more so than the marvellous Keep Me In My Plane, and lead singer&nbsp;Høffding is certainly very pleased with this one.&quot;This is where pictures take music to the next level,&quot; Høffding says. &quot;Dreams&nbsp;was a grand, bright, and positive track. Then Lasse comes with his fucked-up mind, and all of a sudden the song gets kind of psycho and scary. In a great way!&quot;

Lasse Martinussen

Spoiled Productions

Kanya Natasja Rørbech

Pernille Høier

Maria Meyenburg

Marisól Ortiz

Maria Louise Ottesen

Sebastian Winterø

Niels Christan Linde

Jesper Kikkenborg

Aske Løkken

Casper Bülow

Martin Riello

Miki Schack Mikkelsen

Stephanie Loa

Sara Maj Karlson

Mette Munch

Signe Möller

Peter Brandt

Mette Weber

Paul McKee

Paul McKee at LOOSE JOINTS

Marie-Lydie Nokouda

Who Made Who 'Dreams' by Lasse Martinussen

Laerke Herthoni's video for Swedish grammy-winning electronic girl duo Rebecca and Fiona has them in an moody, atmospheric narrative with two intense young men...

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