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Jessy Moussallem helms a hard-hitting but strangely beautiful promo about the 'militarisation' of human beings.
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Caviar LA
- Post Production Mathematic
- Grade Framestore
- Artist Agoria
- Editor Carlos Clos
- Director of Photography Benoit Soler
- Executive Producer Michael Sagol
- Executive Producer Olivier Muller
- Executive Producer Philip Ramhofer
- Executive Producer Ray Barakat
- Executive Producer Wissam Smayra
- Executive Producer Clement Lepoutre
- Executive Producer Gary Farkas
- Executive Producer Jakob Presichl
- Executive Producer Jasper Thomlinson
- Production Manager Marie-Lynn Nasrallah
- Director Jessy Moussallem
- Post Producer JULIE LAGADEC
- VFX Supervisor Fabrice Lagayette
- Colourist Simon Bourne
- Line Producer (Clandestino)
- VFX Producer Guillaume Marien
- Line Producer (Phantasm)
- VFX Producer

Credits
powered by- Production Company Caviar LA
- Post Production Mathematic
- Grade Framestore
- Artist Agoria
- Editor Carlos Clos
- Director of Photography Benoit Soler
- Executive Producer Michael Sagol
- Executive Producer Olivier Muller
- Executive Producer Philip Ramhofer
- Executive Producer Ray Barakat
- Executive Producer Wissam Smayra
- Executive Producer Clement Lepoutre
- Executive Producer Gary Farkas
- Executive Producer Jakob Presichl
- Executive Producer Jasper Thomlinson
- Production Manager Marie-Lynn Nasrallah
- Director Jessy Moussallem
- Post Producer JULIE LAGADEC
- VFX Supervisor Fabrice Lagayette
- Colourist Simon Bourne
- Line Producer (Clandestino)
- VFX Producer Guillaume Marien
- Line Producer (Phantasm)
- VFX Producer
You might already know talented Lebanese director Jessy Moussallem from her YDA-winning video for Mashrou' Leila Roman. Here she returns with another hard-hitting promo, this time for French producer/composer Agoria.
Set in a military outpost, the video was inspired by Moussallem's own experience of the casualties of war – her uncle was killed aged 22 while fighting for a militia during the civil war in Lebanon – and explores the 'militarisation' of human beings. A group of young soldiers pass their days training in a deserted setting, but their combat movements slowly turn into choreographed dance sequences.
The last sequence of the film is deliberately choreographed to reproduce Da Vinci's famous painting, The Last Supper, with the disciples replaced by soldiers; a sobering reminder that this could be their final meal.
Connections
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- Post Production Mathematic
- Production Caviar LA
- Production Phantasm
- Production BWGTBLD
- Production Clandestino Films
- Director Jessy Moussallem
- Editor Carlos Font Clos
- Executive Producer Gary Farkas
- Executive Producer Clément Lepoutre
- Executive Producer Olivier Muller
- Executive Producer Ray Barakat
- Executive Producer Michael Sagol
- Executive Producer Jasper Thomlinson
- Executive Producer Wissam Smayra
- Line Producer (Clandestino) Marlene Jabber
- Line Producer (Phantasm) Thibaut Luque
- VFX Producer Guillaume Marien
- Agoria
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