The Director’s Music Video (1991 – 1998)

  • December 20, 2015 / 18:00
  • December 26, 2015 / 17:30
  • January 20, 2016 / 15:00

Nirvana, Smells Like Teen Spirit, 1991 / Samuel Bayer
R.E.M., Losing my Religion, 1991 / Tarsem
Michael Jackson, Black or White, 1991 / Martin Scorsesse
U2, One, 1992 / Anton Corbijn
Nirvana, Heart Shaped Box, 1993 / Anton Corbijn
Nine Inch Nails, Closer, 1993 / Mark Romanek
Beastie Boys, Sabotage, 1994 / Spike Jonze
Jamiroquai, Virtual insanity, 1996 / Jonathan Glazer
Marilyn Manson, Beautiful People, 1996 / Floria Sigismondi
Aphex Twin, Come to Daddy, 1997 / Chris Cunningham
The Prodigy, Smack my Bitch Up, 1997 / Jonas Akerlund
Daft Punk, Da Funk, 1997 / Spike Jonze
Björk, Bachelorette, 1997 / Michel Gondry
Daft Punk, Around the World.1997 / Michel Gondry
Marilyn Manson, The Long Hard Road Out Of Hell, 1997 / Matthew Rolston.
R.E.M. Lotus, 1998 / Stéphane Sednaoui
Bjork, All is Full Of Love, 1998 / Chris Cunningham
Leftfield, Afrika Shox, 1998 / Chis Cunningham
Unkle / Thom Yorke, Rabbit in Your Headlights, 1998 / Jonathan Glazer
Aphex Twin, Windowlicker, 1999 / Chris Cunningham

Duration: 1 hour 40 minutes

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