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Maxine Peake plays a woman who retreats to her hotel room to sink into alcoholic despair, in Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard&#39;s new video for Ex:Re, the solo project of Elena Tonra, lead singer of&nbsp;Daughter.While Tonra appears on the room&#39;s TV screen, watching her as she performs her song The Dazzler, Peake - brilliant in so many TV dramas and movies, from Shameless to the David Slade-directed Black Mirror episode <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xejjA2AFO5I" target="_blank">Metalhead</a>&nbsp;&ndash; gives a characteristically powerful performance as a woman apparently driven to self-destruction.The video was shot at the Town Hall Hotel in East London - which becomes The Dazzler depicted in Tonra&#39;s lyrics. It&#39;s a reunion with the singer for the directing duo, who created a triptych of videos for Daughter&#39;s&nbsp;second album Not To Disappear.&nbsp;Forysth and Pollard were&nbsp;inspired by Alfred Hitchcock&rsquo;s iconic movie Vertigo, infusing this piece with a&nbsp;muted colour palette to reflect their character&#39;s&nbsp;spiralling inward journey.&nbsp;And then ending on a jolting moment of surrealism.

United Kingdom

Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard

Hannah Bellil

Prettybird

Hannah May

Juliette Larthe

Ted Thornton

Ben Magahy

Ran Geffen

Roger Cutting

Bruce Magahy

Emily Newson

Libby Uppington

Olly Stothert

John Claude

Dirty Looks

4AD Records

Maxine Peake

Alternative

Ex:Re 'The Dazzler' by Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard

Ex:Re - The Dazzler

A slick pop video for the charismatic&nbsp;Janine, directed by Martin J Pickering &ndash; formerly of directing duo The Pickering Brothers.The singer&#39;s eyecatching performance is interweaved with that of a band of dancers who gather around her. And the video makes excellent use of a lovely location: Leighton House in west London.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Martin Pickering

Seany Stuart

Rubbernecker Films

Melissa Massey

Thomas English

Michael Hobdell

Rachel Wood

Joe Sherno

Joseph Crone

Frazer Wallace

Natasha Harvey

Mark R Myers

Las Bandas Be Brave

Mandee Mallonee

Atlantic Records

Janine 'Too Late' by Martin J Pickering

Janine - Too Late (Official Video)

Jack Whiteley&#39;s new video for Young Fathers presents itself initially as a recognisable sub-genre of the medium - beautifully-shot, tastefully art directed, evocative and &#39;artistic&#39;. And then it begins to strip away at the artifice.Whiteley&#39;s video for In My View is a meta-satire&nbsp;that like others of it&#39;s ilk&nbsp;works on at least a couple of levels - not least in presenting Young Fathers in a fascinating&nbsp;light. It coincides with the announcement of the band&#39;s third album, and makes you want to hear it.&nbsp;

Jack Whiteley

Tiwi Magwenzi

Rattling Stick

Andy Orrick

Allanagh Spratling

Rina Yang

Katie Molins

Sonia Rodriguez

Ben Manwaring

Lucie Red

Cynthia Lawrence-John

Freddie Stopler

Chris Roebuck

TenThree

Toby Tomkins

CHEAT

Absolute Post

Geri Krasteva

Zdravko Stoitchkov

Theresa Adebiyi

Ninja Tune

Young Fathers 'In My View' by Jack Whiteley

Young-Fathers-'In-My-View'-by-Jack-Whiteley

Kenny McCracken combines an engaging&nbsp;performance with a thrilling action storyline in the same impressive location, for Alex Maxwell&#39;s Signs.In an unfinished circular theatre, Alex and her band hold&nbsp;the floor while an escape narrative is played out by a free runner over the surrounding levels - until we discover&nbsp;that performance and story are happening in parallel dimensions, with the repetitive architecture a metaphor for the constraining effect of technology.&nbsp;

Kenny McCracken

Tony C Miller

Oleg Poupko

Nick Ball

Danny Haywood

Oliver Hogan

Emma Lamp

Roseanna Velin/melissa Massey

Thomas Urbye

The Look

Jen Herrera @ Las Bandas Be Brave

James Early

Jen Greenwood

Hollywood Records

Charlotte Taggerty

Mihalis Margaritis

Alex Maxwell 'Signs' by Kenny McCracken

Alex Maxwell - Signs (Official Video)

Having explored Africa, so to speak, with Baby Love and Milk Bath, Petite Meller now heads for somewhere really remote. And it turns out that the girl with the rouged cheeks and vintage swimwear (and lots more interesting clothing besides)&nbsp;fits in pretty well in Outer Mongolia.&nbsp;The video for The Flute is the latest and probably final chapter in a series that has been helmed thoughout by Asaf T Mann, and (in most cases)&nbsp;fashion photographer Napoleon Habeica, and whether or not you consider Meller&#39;s Lolita-like personal style&nbsp;strange, or even controversial, this has been a remarkable&nbsp;project - where fashion meets anthropology meets comedy.&nbsp;In this one - which took a&nbsp;a week to shoot in northern Mongolia &ndash;&nbsp;Petite &quot;finds her Source&quot;. Among other things that&nbsp;involves her having some bizarre and&nbsp;funny&nbsp;exchanges with a trio of Mongolian horsemen. It&#39;s a fitting end-point, if that&#39;s what it is.

Asaf T. Mann

Napoleon Habeica

Jonny Kight

Kevin Hayden

Nao Koyabu

Adam Livermore

Ornit Levy

Tal Baltuch

Marisa Garner Associates

Island Records

Hagar Ophir

MindsEye

Petite Meller 'The Flute' by Asaf T Mann & Napoleon Habeica

Petite-Meller-'The-Flute'-by-Asaf-T-Mann-And-Napoleon-Habeica

Petite Meller&#39;s breakthrough hit with&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/01/23/petite-meller-baby-love-atmann-napoleon-habeica" target="_blank">Baby Love</a>&nbsp;came with a memorable&nbsp;video shot in Kenya featuring dancing schoolchildren and a pair of giraffes. It was the first exposure to Meller&#39;s bizarrely cutesy persona for many, but&nbsp;it actually was just the latest in a series of collaborations with the&nbsp;directors&nbsp;Asaf T. Mann and Napoleon Habeica.&nbsp;And now the video for her&nbsp;new single, Barbaric, has the Parisian alt-pop starlet&nbsp;collaborating with the&nbsp;duo again,&nbsp;and following along the same visual language. It&#39;s another of Meller&#39;s &#39;voyage videos&#39; - and this time set in Miami.&nbsp;The tight-knit crew,&nbsp;involving stylist Nao Koyabu &ndash; who work closely in developing all aspects of Meller&rsquo;s videos from the original treatment to the casting, the location and the overall look and feel of each piece &ndash; hit Miami&#39;s retirement communities, ArtDeco facades, and golf courses - with &#39;cannibalistic&#39;&nbsp;dance moves!&nbsp;

France

Max Yeoman

Sean Holton

Desiree Lavalette

Tal Aaltuch

The Residents Of Five Star Premier

G-star School

Independence Hall

Tamara Brooks

Patrick Hansen

Diane Ambrogio

Jonathan Franklin

Alt Pop

Petite Meller 'Barbaric' by Asaf T. Mann and Napoleon Habeica

Petite-Meller-'Barbaric'-by-Asaf-T.-Mann-And-Napoleon-Habeica

Will Young is back with his heavily Motown-influenced Love Revolution - and reminding everyone what a standout music video performer he is in the highly entertaining video by Chino Moya.&nbsp;Powered by the wonderfully inventive&nbsp;art direction and&nbsp;styling that marked out his video&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2014/02/05/st-vincent-digital-witness-chino-moya" target="_blank">St Vincent&#39;s Digital Witness</a>, Chino gives Will the chance to play a character with murky depths, and&nbsp;comic potential. He&#39;s the creepy marketing director of faceless cleaning products who&#39;s manic enthusiasm takes on quasi-religious overtones.&nbsp;Chino has hailed&nbsp;Will&#39;s acting chops&nbsp;- see below - and it certainly looks like he&#39;s taking his on-screen performing to the next level. Maybe it&#39;s all down to the beard...&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

Chino Moya

HSI London

Amalia Rosen-Rawlings

Lanie Rose

Erin Bottari

Patrick Meller

Jeff Vine

Ben Worthington

Eira Wyn Jones

Tom Wilkinson

Cassius McCabe

Chris Belcher

Charlie Galustian

Nathan Mattews

Mike Hollywood

Holly Blakey

Susan Hildebrandt

Paul Percival

Hannah Hopkins

Nadia Bellone

Nuria Furnandez

James Rose

Duncan Russell

Glassworks

Samantha Neal

Will Young 'Love Revolution' by Chino Moya

Director Kate&nbsp;Moross&nbsp;brings back that&nbsp;classic 90&#39;s&nbsp;look with sleek, high-def&nbsp;freshness&nbsp;in&nbsp;M.O&#39;s Preach.&nbsp;Beautifully shot by DoP Matt Fox&nbsp;in airy, sleek&nbsp;interiors,&nbsp;the girl&nbsp;group show off&nbsp;their toned&nbsp;bods and&nbsp;fave&nbsp;denim on denim outfits, while&nbsp;poppin&#39; some&nbsp;sweet dance moves.&nbsp;

Kate Moross

Gareth Thomas

My Accomplice

Jamie Clark

Matt Fox

Chris Stevens

Felix Pickles

Paul Allen

Zach Apo-tsang

Matt Osborne

Caroline Clayton

Emily Ann Sonnet

The Mill

Mark Kozlowski

Alex Hudson

Madeleine Ostlie

Emma Osborne

Nicole Kahlani

Supple Nam

M.O 'Preach' by Kate Moross

M.o-'Preach'-by-Kate-Moross

For the joyous gospel nature of Petite Meller&#39;s Baby Love, Asaf&nbsp;T Mann and Napoleon Habeica travel to Kenya for their surreal and upbeat video,&nbsp;&nbsp;complete with a pair of roaming giraffes, dancing schoolkids and a herd of pink flamingoes...

Black Kight films

James Dawson

Kate Arizmendi

Geoffrey Taylor

Kire Godal

Simon Ball

Craig Griffiths, Ryan Outram

Marta Cesaro, Jacqmues, Spring Court, Bella Gonshorovitz, Nihilo, Michael Polkanov

Matt Star

Hagar Ofir

Hadija Suleiman, Wayo Wayo Group , Ocylegy School

Petite Meller 'Baby Love' by Asaf T. Mann & Napoleon Habeica

Petite Meller - Baby Love

Simple Minds mark their return with new single Honest Town supported by&nbsp;a Giorgio Testi-directed promo, taken from their first album in five years,&nbsp;Big Music,&nbsp;released on November 3.Giorgio does what he does best - creating a superbly crafted film from the band&#39;s performance of the song, placing the Minds&nbsp;in a large open space to capture their performance, beautifully lit by DP Patrick Meller.&nbsp;

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