If you’re looking for a heartwarming fantasy journey and don’t fancy hobbits or wizards then maybe Pablo Maestres’ disco-ball adventure is more what you’re looking for. It’s considerably less sinister than his now notorious and award winning video for Be Brave Benjamin, but continues a similar stylish 70′s look.

If you&rsquo;re looking for a heartwarming fantasy journey and don&rsquo;t fancy hobbits or wizards then maybe Pablo Maestres&rsquo; disco-ball adventure is more what you&rsquo;re looking for. It&rsquo;s considerably less sinister than his now notorious and award winning video for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2012/11/13/be-brave-benjamin-devil-fool-by-pablo-maestres/">Be Brave Benjamin</a>, but continues a similar stylish 70&prime;s look. Our spherical protagonist escapes the scrapyard and comes across an array of characters and some (pretty special) locations before finding a home. Shot in Pablo&rsquo;s home of Spain he says, &ldquo;it was an intense shoot, sixteen locations in 3 days only, many displacements and many people in casting. The movement movement of the ball was a challenge (which seems simple a priori, it is not so in the case of a round object with crystals).&rdquo;

Our spherical protagonist escapes the scrapyard and comes across an array of characters and some (pretty special) locations before finding a home. Shot in Pablo’s home of Spain he says, “it was an intense shoot, sixteen locations in 3 days only, many displacements and many people in casting. The movement movement of the ball was a challenge (which seems simple a priori, it is not so in the case of a round object with crystals).”

If you&rsquo;re looking for a heartwarming fantasy journey and don&rsquo;t fancy hobbits or wizards then maybe Pablo Maestres&rsquo; disco-ball adventure is more what you&rsquo;re looking for. It&rsquo;s considerably less sinister than his now notorious and award winning video for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/2012/11/13/be-brave-benjamin-devil-fool-by-pablo-maestres/">Be Brave Benjamin</a>, but continues a similar stylish 70&prime;s look. Our spherical protagonist escapes the scrapyard and comes across an array of characters and some (pretty special) locations before finding a home. Shot in Pablo&rsquo;s home of Spain he says, &ldquo;it was an intense shoot, sixteen locations in 3 days only, many displacements and many people in casting. The movement movement of the ball was a challenge (which seems simple a priori, it is not so in the case of a round object with crystals).&rdquo;