Uncle Friendly returns to music videos after a six year absence to shoot the new music video for multi-ARIA award-winning Ghanaian-Australian artist, Genesis Owusu, GTFO - and test the viewer's squeamishness at the sight of horrible bugs.

The film opens with Owusu - aka Kofi Ansah - kneeling in prayer before a candle-lit shrine in his home, reciting the song's opening lines. But then something distracts him: a great big cockroach scuttling across his living room floor.

Something clearly must be done about this hideous creature. But what follows is just like one of those old-time cartoons - with Owusu as Wile E Coyote, or Elmer Fudd. His attempts to destroy the offending insect - by bug repellent spray, cricket bat, and whatever comes to hand - has catastrophic results. But only on himself and his apartment, while demonstrating the famed death-defying qualities of the irritatingly indestructable roach.

And it is brilliantly done. This is a superbly daft yet riveting action-comedy from Aussie director Uncle Friendly - aka Rhett Wade-Ferrel. He uses all his experience as a director, writer - and sometime stuntman - to extract the maximum impact from his scenario, eliciting excellent performances from both the artist and his deadly nemesis.

The bug is mainly a CGI creation, in fact, but an entirely convincing one. You may even start rooting for the little critter...