Lance Oppenheim, the director of acclaimed documentaries Spermworld and Ren Faire and upcoming movie Primetime, collaborates with Pablo Rochat on the video for the first release from Phoebe Bridgers new album, a wonderful vehicle for a song about those men who refuse to grow up.

Bridgers has a role in Primetime (which also stars Robert Pattinson) but Oppenheim and Rochat return to Ren Faire for the video for Lost Boys. That focussed upon a power struggle at an amusement park where people dress up in medieval costume and enact swordfights - essentially, the world of the LARPers.

In the video, we join such a community, of which Phoebe is the central figure - the queen, in fact. As it progresses she encourages another eager young recruit to the tribe.

The video is a combination of medieval iconography, cosplay and the modern world, mixing them in a witty, understated fashion. It's a hoot, but also in its way, rather touching. And Phoebe is great, playing a woman confidently playing the magical fairy queen. No, hang on, she really is...