Lesram’s elevated reality
The monotony of everyday life and the longing for somewhere different blur in Bleu Désert’s surreal and stripped-back promo for the French rapper.
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- Director Bleu Desert
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Credits
View on- Production Company Henry
- Director Bleu Desert
- Executive Producer Ulysse Ancele
- Executive Producer Alia Mazouz
- Executive Producer Hugo Diaz
- Post Production Disguys
- Sound Design Capitaine Plouf
- Sound Designer Sebastien Cannas
- Production Designer Joy Klasen
- DP Kamiel Doens
- Editor Antonin Brones
- Post Producer Marc Antoine Brouard
- VFX Rindra Andria
- Colorist Arthur Paux
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Henry
- Director Bleu Desert
- Executive Producer Ulysse Ancele
- Executive Producer Alia Mazouz
- Executive Producer Hugo Diaz
- Post Production Disguys
- Sound Design Capitaine Plouf
- Sound Designer Sebastien Cannas
- Production Designer Joy Klasen
- DP Kamiel Doens
- Editor Antonin Brones
- Post Producer Marc Antoine Brouard
- VFX Rindra Andria
- Colorist Arthur Paux
A mundane space becomes a portal to surreal landscapes in this mesmerising and cleverly crafted music video, helmed by Bleu Désert through Henry for Le Pré-Saint-Gervais-based rapper Lesram’s track, Takita.
The film opens inside a run-down looking lift, where we remain for the full three-and-a-half-minutes as the camera orbits a central point. Characters from all walks of life appear and vanish with each rotation, while elevator doors become a portal to contrastingly natural and increasingly ethereal dreamscapes.
Shot between Marseille, Montpellier, and the Camargue, the film takes the form of a minimalist road movie contained within a single set. Using motion control, the camera's circular movement create an almost hypnotic rhythm that mirrors the cycle of everyday life.
