A very ambitious but well-structured and ultimately moving essay on the nature of human behaviour, no less, for Odesza's It's Only, directed by Dan Brown. 

It's a series of vignettes that represent defining moments in history - and where man's capacity for violence is about to be exercised. Or so it seems.

The Seattle-based director shows a particular talent for capturing these historical moments with economy, style and grace. He's also done something like this before - the more contained but similarly powerful video for Handfed's Above The Sea...