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Gabriella Kingsley directs an atmospheric promo for Skip Marley's Close, bouncing between a gold-hued nightclub setup and dazzling, editorial-style performance setups.&nbsp;Experimenting with reflections and coruscating light effects, Kingsley creates a dreamlike world where the lines between fantasy and reality are blurred.&nbsp;Close is the&nbsp;first new music release since the musician dropped a re-imagination of his grandfather's single Exodus&nbsp;for the Paramount biopic, Bob Marley: One Love.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Joe Munro

Gabriella Kingsley

Cheyenne Enninful

Mark Bridges

Sonny Horwell

Arran Green

Annie Ayres

Kofi Jr

Philips Nortey

Grant Sandy Phillips

Wolf Wasserman

Remi Aaron

Jonny Tully

Def Jam Records

Skip Marley 'Close' by Gabriella Kingsley

Skip-Marley-'Close'-by-Gabriella-Kingsley

Daniel Ryan directs an intriguing promo for Hozier, a visual tapestry to investigate the link between war and commerce.&nbsp;The video for Nobody's Soldier is a jolting mix of Hozier's passionate performance and conceptual cutaways - war iconography, mixed with the buzzwords of business. These compositions are not only intercut with Hozier's performance, but also clips of a conveyor belt of doll parts, and ammunition. Gradually it's revealed the artist is building a soldier doll.It's a bold statement, engaging&nbsp;the viewer to ponder&nbsp;the price everyday people have to pay for corporate greed. And it works due to Ryan's meticulous vision and direction and Hozier's captivating performance elements.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

United States

Mele Ortiz

Julie Tallarida

George Blomiley

Kelsey Oenick

Daniel Ryan

Kevin Schroeder

Jill Kaplan

Bryan Younce

Tommy Garrett

Mike Bove

Margaret Thomas

Tom Shimandle

Doug Birch

Jeremiah Bulkowski

Clarissa Bonet

Chelo Acota

Laurence Bird

Luke Morrison

Electric Theatre Collective

11 Dollar Bill

Adam Grint

Jac Harries

Dave Mehrman

Columbia Records

Island Records

Rubyworks

Rock

Hozier 'Nobody's Soldier' by Daniel Ryan

Hozier-'Nobody's-Soldier'-by-Daniel-Ryan

Charlie Sarsfield directs an intense, mostly black &amp; white&nbsp;promo for rapper&nbsp;Jordy's collab with JME.Split between&nbsp;the artists' performances, the powerful video for Wonderkid uses&nbsp;old CRT TV screens and backdrops to add visual intrigue,&nbsp;transcending&nbsp;the studio environment to create something artful and fresh - featuring a cameo from Jordy's younger brother.It's a well structured&nbsp;visual for two powerhouse artists, imbued with Sarfield's&nbsp;confident direction and visual style, and nicely shot by DoP Courtney Bennett. It&nbsp;benefits from restraint, in getting the most from a few strong set-ups.&nbsp;“The visual is all about perspective," Sarsfield explains. "I wanted to create a visually intriguing backdrop to stage the performance of Jordy and JME, causing the viewer to question what was and wasn’t really there."We tried out some experimental techniques on set to create the subtle illusions you see, and both artists were a joy to work with throughout. Very glad to be a part of this one.”[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

United Kingdom

Sarah Banks

Charlie Sarsfield

Tia Varnnard

Courtney Bennett

Tom Herring

CHEAT

Jack Green

Daniel Deighton

Jak Parpworth

Hip Hop

Grime

Jordy ft JME 'Wonderkid' by Charlie Sarsfield

Jordy-X-Jme--'Wonderkid-'-by-Charlie-Sarsfield

A splendid dance film, full of imaginative movement and humour, for Tom Odell directed by Lucca Lutzky.&nbsp;With choreography by Will Pegna, the video for Odell's short and sweet Loving You Will Be The Death Of Me, from his album&nbsp;Black Friday, cleverly depicts the complexity of close relationships&nbsp;through the&nbsp;language of contemporary dance, performed by two male dancers.Using a bare, stripped-out location and desaturated colour palettes to create a sense of natural realism, the concept brings all the attention to the movement, which is equal parts intimate and eccentric - confidently performed by the two dancers, Zakarius Harry and Oscar Li.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Eline Hoyois

Lucca Lutzky

Marco Di Giulio

Jack Reynolds

Will Akbar

Mike Linforth

Liam Reardon

Will Pegna

Glassworks

Emily Tongue

Zakarius Harry

Oscar Li

Jonny Thorpe

Singer songwriter

Tom Odell 'Loving You Will Be The Death Of Me' by Lucca Lutzky

Tom Odell - Loving You Will Be The Death Of Me (Official Music Video)

Garage rock outfit Dead Horse get a second chance at life, in this charming promo from&nbsp;Thorbjørn Liljegren.Whimsical and full of life (pun intended), the video follows the newly-dead band (not to be confused with directing duo Deadhorses) as ghosts, stalking the streets in search of entertainment.&nbsp;Re-discovering their zest for life, they play pool, attempt to drink beer and go for a supermarket sweep - all whilst attracting attention from the locals.Tied together with an offbeat performance section - where the band lie&nbsp;in crime scene outlines, attempting to play their instruments - it's a playful, vibrant visual with the same rip-roaring energy as the track.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

Eli Mari Sandal

Thorbjørn Liljegren

All Is Good

Angus Steele

Anders Mills

Nanako Kawasaki

Trim Editing

Malin Imerslund

Tmls.tv

Nathan Hoad

Natalie London

Chris Gooch

Fransesca Guarino

Wispy

Charlotte Nash

Ella Glazer

Ethan Lamberton

Wave Studios

Garage Rock

Dead Horse 'Truth' by Thorbjørn Liljegren

Dead-Horse-'Truth'-by-Thorbjørn-Liljegren

Eleanor Grace Hann directs a moody and&nbsp;atmospheric promo for&nbsp;D Double E's collaboration with Hamzaa - a distorted mix of performance, choreography and conceptual setups, coming together to explore the themes in&nbsp;the track.Within a largly dark space, illuminated with shafts of light, the video for Lifeline tantalysingly flitters between its performers and two dancers who represent the characters mentioned in the song, the&nbsp;challenges faced by young people&nbsp;in society and the difficulty of breaking cycles without guidance.&nbsp;With unsettlingly fast&nbsp;editing which also reflects the song's subject, this is a strongly artistic meditation by director Eleanor Grace Hann on the world we live in - and how experience provides its own perspective. That becomes clear at&nbsp;the four individuals gather at the end and its evident the youngsters could be the artists' younger selves.[imgtoken data:1]

Eleanor Grace Hann

Matthew Hoosh

Louis Lasa-tarbuck

Black Kite Studios

Simone Chiavini

D Double E x Ten Billion Dreams ft. Hamzaa 'Lifeline' by Eleanor Grace Hann

D-Double-E-Ft.-Hamzaa--'Lifeline'-by-Eleanor-Grace-Hann

American singer-songwriter Stephen Sanchez, joins&nbsp;forces with Charlie Rees&nbsp;to create a gripping narrative in his latest music video.The promo&nbsp;for Death Of The Troubadour transports viewers into a dramatic, Western-inspired narrative, which mirrors the song's themes of drama and suspense.&nbsp;Taking&nbsp;place in a '50s mobster bar, the video sees&nbsp;Sanchez perform the track in front of an intense crowd, right up until a dramatic bar fight. Short and sweet, the video is tinged with heartbreak and wistfulness, whilst remaining slick and theatrical.[imgtoken data:1]Charlie Rees says DoP Billy Kendall and producer Alex Handschuh made exceptional contributions to the project, and Untold Studios' EP&nbsp;Annie Ayres deserves special thanks for her role in bringing the project to life. He also gives special mention to choreographer and fight coordinator Isky Fay.&nbsp;"I've incorporated quite a lot of dance choreography into my work in the past, but this was the first time that I have ever directed a fight scene,” says Charlie&nbsp;Rees. “Isky, who has&nbsp;worked with everyone from Jason Statham to Johnny Depp,&nbsp;was amazing and really collaborative throughout."We were under a lot of pressure, but we made it happen! I love creating theatrical set pieces and want to do it more throughout my work."

Lucy James

Charlie Rees

Alex Handschuh

Billy Kendall

Lee Brown

Owen Diplock

Tom Orr

Isky Fay

Stephen Sanchez 'Death Of The Troubadour' by Charlie Rees

Stephen-Sanchez--'-Death-Of-The-Troubadour.'-by-Charlie-Rees

FILFURY takes us&nbsp;on a spectacular&nbsp;intergalactic journey in his video for Imagine Dragons' stirring new anthem.&nbsp;The video’s creative concept is inspired by the hit Xbox action RPG Starfield. Imagine Dragons released Children of the Sky&nbsp;in collaboration with Starfield composer Inon Zur and Bethesda Game Studios to celebrate the launch of the game. Packed full of CGI, game-graphic inspired shots, the video follows a young boy as he dreams about his future and the possibility of leaving earth to find a new home, embarking on an epic journey through the galaxy at warp speed.[imgtoken data:1]“As soon as I listened to the track, I was transported to a new world full of emotion, hope and fantasy - instantly leading me to a visual idea I wanted to explore," says FILFURY."With the song being used for Starfield, my desire was to lean into the sci-fi space visual language, but stay very true to the tone and identity of Imagine Dragons. A perfect unison of worlds, connected by the lyrics of the song and the uplifting euphoric dream-like hope the song conveys.”Imbued with an epic, stirring energy, the video is&nbsp;packed full of stunning imagery and plenty of emotional moments, inviting viewers along on the adventure of a lifetime.&nbsp;

FILFURY

Paul Bock

Jared Shelton

Josh Saiderman

Luke Colson

Tanya Ferguson

Matthew Osbourne

Company 3

Mister

Interscope Records

Imagine Dragons 'Children Of The Sky' by FILFURY

Imagine-Dragons-'Children-Of-The-Sky'-by-Filfury

Domino and Untold Studios pair up with Convivial and Outernet London to create cutting-edge, aura driven visuals for acclaimed artist and producer, Georgia.Creative-directed by Phil Lee and directed by Edie Amos, the collection of videos use facial and sonic recognition to generate real-time visuals, which represent human emotions through colour.[vidtoken data:0]Using the latest technology, these films capture Georgia’s emotions and voice as she performs live, translating them into beautiful, ever-changing patterns, which are then emitted across LED screens.&nbsp;The interactive visuals were created by Convivial Studio and are inspired by aura photography, which is the central visual theme of the&nbsp;album campaign.&nbsp;The technique gained popularity in the '70s with the AuraCam, and involved using an analog camera and hand sensors to capture electro-dermal and temperature readings, resulting in a polaroid image with coloured fields surrounding the person. People interpret these colours and their positioning in relation to chakras to derive meaning.[vidtoken data:1]Effortlessly ethereal and captivating, the videos are an inspired mix of contemporary techniques and a nostalgic, analogue sensibility, resulting in performances which feel&nbsp;heightened and elevated.&nbsp;[vidtoken data:2]Georgia's performance is central to the concept in a core way, given the technology used to bring the videos to life, and these techniques give us a glimpse inside the mind and emotions of the artist in a way that hasn't been achieved before, and it's a sight to behold.&nbsp;[vidtoken data:3]Untold Studios Creative Director Phil Lee explains, “These films are experimental and totally unique, and really help to elevate the vision that Georgia and I had around using Aura imagery to bring her album to life. From the album artwork to billboards, lyric videos and these films, the whole campaign feels immersive, visceral and complimentary to the music, which is exactly what we set out to achieve. A big thanks to the team at Outernet who enabled us to utilise their cutting-edge space. Seeing it all come to life has been incredibly exciting.”[vidtoken data:4]

Edie Amos

David Gourlay

Bart McDonagh

Laurent Arnaud

Arthur Loveday

Tom Colli

Matt Farrant

Sonia Rodriguez

Anastasia Stylianou

Grace Sinnott

Lara Weidmann

Ona Bartoli

Nigel Tadyanehondo

Georgia 'Live At Outernet' by Edie Amos

It's Euphoric - Georgia Live At Outernet

Give It Up For Love - Georgia Live At Outernet

All Night  - Georgia Live At Outernet

So What - Georgia Live At Outernet

Georgia Live At Outernet – Behind The Scenes

Charlie Sarsfield directs an arresting and atmospheric&nbsp;promo&nbsp;for Dylan's latest release -&nbsp;filmed on location in Nashville.&nbsp;Shot between the back streets and a late night dive bar, the visual sketches the relationship between Dylan and her boyfriend, with fleeting moments of fun and happiness, before her hopes for their future crumble.[imgtoken data:1]Uses dynamic transitions and edit effects to switch from narrative vignettes to heartfelt performances&nbsp;by Dylan and by guest artist&nbsp;Dan from Bastille.&nbsp;With excellent cinematography, grade and edit by Kaz Ove, its demonstrates Sarsfield's ever-greater mastery of the pop video medium:&nbsp;encapsulating the rollercoaster ride of a passionate love affair, while acting as a perfect&nbsp;vehicle to incorporate the&nbsp;artists' collaborative efforts.&nbsp;

Abi Pearl

Alex Gordon

Dylan Rucker

Katie Filler

Kaz Ove

Vlad Barin

Dylan ft Bastille 'Liar, Liar' by Charlie Sarsfield

Dylan-Ft.-Bastille--'Liar,-Liar-'-by-Charlie-Sarsfield

<h3>Directing duo DOM&amp;NIC reunite with The Chemical Brothers for the tenth time, pushing the boundaries again with virtual production and real time VFX. They have been doing this sort of thing since 1995.</h3>DOM&amp;NIC have been directing music videos for The Chemical Brothers since the mid-Nineties and have now reached a landmark, with Live Again: it's their tenth video for the ageless pioneers of electronic dance music. And following a running theme of previous works, the directing duo are once again pushing the boundaries of state-of-the art technology, this time in the frontier of virtual production and real time VFX.The video for Live Again is superb visual entertainment of the kind that DOM&amp;NIC have been creating for Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons of The Chemical Brothers ever since they started with Setting Sun over 25 years ago. It's a&nbsp;trippy&nbsp;Groundhog-Day-esque&nbsp;adventure story through multiple environments in a continuous dance performance by the captivating and seemingly elastic dancer, Josipa Kukor.&nbsp;In her crowded trailer Kukor wakes from a nap at the table and emerges into the setting that surrounds it - a desert - stretching and moving and returning to nap at the table of the trailer - and wakes again, emerging to a different environment, a forest. And so this goes on. Once the structure has been established, it becomes a realm of endless possibilities, in terms of both Kukor's performance and the backgrounds.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]<blockquote>She wakes or is reborn in a different environments ranging from deserts to nighttime neon city streets and cave raves to Martian worlds.</blockquote>It was achieved by shooting on a virtual stage, hosted&nbsp;and powered by ARRI Stage London, the creative and technical expertise of Untold Studios, together with virtual production specialists from ARRI Solutions, Creative Technology and Lux Machina. It was a new experience of filming for various members of DOM&amp;NIC's highly experienced crew, including longtime collaborator, production designer Chris Oddy, and DoP Stephen Keith-Roach.But as the directors say here,&nbsp;the journey of making it pushed the technology beyond its known limits, breaking new ground, and adding weight to the proposition of embracing virtual production as a creative choice first and foremost.[vidtoken data:0]"Working with The Chemical Brothers is a dream for any music video director and we’re really lucky to be still making films together after quite a few (ahem) years," say DOM&amp;NIC.&nbsp;"The Chems just keep smashing it with great tracks that demand videos that live up to the music and hopefully add something extra to the whole experience."Live Again is our tenth collaboration and the track’s title inspired the idea of an another dance piece with a twist. The woozy, wonky analog sounds and the dreamlike lyric&nbsp;suggested a hallucinogenic visual journey following a character caught in a loop of death and rebirth. The hero woman in the film wakes or is reborn in a different environments ranging from deserts to nighttime neon city streets and cave raves to Martian worlds.[imgtoken data:2]"The idea inspired us to use the new Arri XR virtual production stage and its cutting edge technology in a way that had never previously been done. This is an idea that could not really have been achieved with traditional filmmaking techniques. We created virtual CGI worlds and used long unbroken camera takes,&nbsp;without edits, moving between those different worlds seamlessly with our hero character. "Tom and Ed encouraged us to really capture the feel of the track in the cinematic texture and look of the film. We were given the challenge to give it the visual equivalent of putting a clean sound through a broken guitar pedal to transform and degrade it into something unique. We love the way the film has an analog and messed-up film look to it, it really adds to the visual trippy experience. "We were showered with the generosity of such a strong and huge team of immensely talented companies and individuals that helped us to make this film happen because they love working with The Chemical Brothers. Many of them&nbsp;also worked with us on past Chemical Brother’s videos it’s become a creative family!&nbsp; Without their time, talents and generosity a film like this could never make it out of heads and onto a screen."[imgtoken data:3]<blockquote>We created virtual CGI worlds and used long unbroken camera takes,&nbsp;without edits, moving between those worlds.</blockquote>Untold Studios Real-time Supervisor Simon Legrand confirms that the project&nbsp;pushed the boundaries of what’s possible in virtual production, breaking ground as they went. &nbsp;"This project was a perfect storm, with our team at Untold working with Outsider and the ARRI Stage London team to pull out all of the stops to bring DOM&amp;NIC's bold and innovative concept to life," says Legrand.&nbsp;"After designing seven bespoke virtual worlds in pre-production, we were then able to tweak elements on set, on the fly, giving the directors the freedom to play and experiment.&nbsp; This is the first time that virtual environments have been switched live on set in this way and we're really proud to have been trusted to help make it a reality."Live Again&nbsp;features vocals from Halo Maud (Heavenly Recordings) and follows on the heels of the recently released single No Reason and is taken from the tenth Chemical Brothers album that’s due later this year.[vidtoken data:1]“Working with the production on this project represented many creative and technical challenges,"&nbsp;says&nbsp;David Levy, Business Development Director at&nbsp;ARRI Solutions.&nbsp;"It was a unique opportunity for all of us involved to really see how hard we could push the boundaries."Technically, this required a huge collaborative effort between camera, lighting, VFX and virtual production supervision to ensure seamless integration. This promo brought the best of the best together across all these disciplines to bring the creative team’s vision to life and deliver an incredibly special end result.”

DOM&NIC

Outsider

Josipa Kukor

DOM&NIC on Chemical Brothers' Live Again: "It couldn't be achieved with traditional filmmaking techniques."

The Chemical Brothers - Live Again ft. Halo Maud

Making Of 'Live Again (featuring Halo Maud)' Music Video

The Chemical Brothers 'Live Again' by DOM&NIC

DOM&amp;NIC have been directing music videos for The Chemical Brothers since the mid-Nineties and have now reached a landmark, with Live Again: it's their tenth video for the ageless pioneers of electronic dance music. And following a running theme of previous works, the directing duo are once again pushing the boundaries of state-of-the art technology, this time in the frontier of virtual production and real time VFX.The video for Live Again is superb visual entertainment of the kind that DOM&amp;NIC have been creating for Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons of The Chemical Brothers ever since they started with Setting Sun over 25 years ago. It's a&nbsp;trippy Groundhog-Day-esque&nbsp;adventure story through multiple environments in a continuous dance performance by the captivating and seemingly elastic dancer, Josipa Kukor.&nbsp;In her crowded trailer Kukor wakes from a nap at the table and emerges into the setting that surrounds it - a desert - stretching and moving and returning to nap at the table of the trailer - and wakes again, emerging to a different environment, a forest. And so this goes on. Once the structure has been established, it becomes a realm of endless possibilities, in terms of both Kukor's performance and the backgrounds.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp; &nbsp;It was achieved by shooting on a virtual stage, hosted&nbsp;and powered by ARRI Stage London, the creative and technical expertise of Untold Studios, together with virtual production specialists from ARRI Solutions, Creative Technology and Lux Machina. It was a new experience of filming for various members of DOM&amp;NIC's highly experienced crew, including longtime collaborator, production designer Chris Oddy, and DoP Stephen Keith-Roach.But as the directors say here,&nbsp;the journey of making it pushed the technology beyond its known limits, breaking new ground, and adding weight to the proposition of embracing virtual production as a creative choice first and foremost.<blockquote>We created virtual CGI worlds and used long unbroken camera takes,&nbsp;without edits, moving between those different worlds seamlessly with our hero character.</blockquote>"Working with The Chemical Brothers is a dream for any music video director and we’re really lucky to be still making films together after quite a few (ahem) years," say DOM&amp;NIC.&nbsp;"The Chems just keep smashing it with great tracks that demand videos that live up to the music and hopefully add something extra to the whole experience."Live Again is our tenth collaboration and the track’s title inspired the idea of an another dance piece with a twist. The woozy, wonky analog sounds and the dream like lyric&nbsp; suggested a hallucinogenic visual journey following a character caught in a loop of death and rebirth. The hero woman in the film wakes or is reborn in a different environments ranging from deserts to nighttime neon city streets and cave raves to Martian worlds.[imgtoken data:2]"The idea inspired us to use the new Arri XR virtual production stage and its cutting edge technology in a way that had never previously been done. This is an idea that could not really have been achieved with traditional filmmaking techniques. We created virtual CGI worlds and used long unbroken camera takes,&nbsp;without edits, moving between those different worlds seamlessly with our hero character. "Tom and Ed encouraged us to really capture the feel of the track in the cinematic texture and look of the film. We were given the challenge to give it the visual equivalent of putting a clean sound through a broken guitar pedal to transform and degrade it into something unique. We love the way the film has an analog and messed up film look to it, it really adds to the visual trippy experience. "We were showered with the generosity of such a strong and huge team of immensely talented companies and individuals that helped us to make this film happen because they love working with The Chemical Brothers. Many of them&nbsp; also worked with us on past Chemical Brother’s videos it’s become a creative family!&nbsp; Without their time, talents and generosity a film like this could never make it out of heads and onto a screen."[imgtoken data:3]Untold Studios Real-time Supervisor Simon Legrand confirms that the project&nbsp;pushed the boundaries of what’s possible in virtual production, breaking ground as they went. &nbsp;"This project was a perfect storm, with our team at Untold working with Outsider and the ARRI Stage London team to pull out all of the stops to bring DOM&amp;NIC's bold and innovative concept to life," says Legrand.&nbsp;"After designing seven bespoke virtual worlds in pre-production, we were then able to tweak elements on set, on the fly, giving the directors the freedom to play and experiment.&nbsp; This is the first time that virtual environments have been switched live on set in this way and we're really proud to have been trusted to help make it a reality."Live Again&nbsp;features vocals from Halo Maud (Heavenly Recordings) and follows on the heels of the recently released single No Reason and is taken from the tenth Chemical Brothers album that’s due later this year.“Working with the production on this project represented many creative and technical challenges,"&nbsp;says&nbsp;David Levy, Business Development Director at&nbsp;ARRI Solutions.&nbsp;"It was a unique opportunity for all of us involved to really see how hard we could push the boundaries. Technically, this required a huge collaborative effort between camera, lighting, VFX and virtual production supervision to ensure seamless integration. This promo brought the best of the best together across all these disciplines to bring the creative team’s vision to life and deliver an incredibly special end result.”&nbsp;

John Madsen

Simon Elborne

Tom Benkins

Stephen Keith-Roach

Rick Woollard

Supple Nam

James Sharpe

Chris Oddy

Tara Stift

Ed Cheeseman

Final Cut

Ian Berry

George Reid

Simon Downie

Matt Kavanagh

OB Management

Ailsa Robertson

EMI Records/Universal Music

Dance

Electronic

Bill Bleakley presents the final&nbsp;chapter in his trilogy&nbsp;of videos for Australian blues-rock band The Teskey Brothers, continuing&nbsp;the stories of characters he has introduced in the two previous videos.As with <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2023/03/03/teskey-brothers-oceans-emotion-wam-bleakley/80587" target="_blank">Oceans Of Emotion</a> and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2023/04/04/teskey-brothers-take-my-heart-wam-bleakley/80992" target="_blank">Take My Heart</a>,&nbsp;the video for London Bridge cuts between separate storylines, returning to real people who have appeared before -&nbsp;the young rodeo rider, the young Asian couple - and introducing a new narrative strand, about the burgeoning love affair between two girls.&nbsp;And again, the band's performance in a bar location fits seamlessly into this world, of smalltown and rural life in the state of Victoria, Australia.&nbsp;Bleakley's main focus is to quietly expand upon their hopes and ambitions, and the real challenges - and bigotry - that&nbsp;they face. He has rounded off the trilogy, but left things open-ended. It's a thought-provoking, entirely engrossing body of work.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]