Booba takes on Tokyo
Against the bustling streets of Japan’s capital city, the French rapper makes an epic comeback with a dark and dynamic promo for his new track, 6G.
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- Production Company Mynd
- Director Fred de Pontcharra
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Credits
View on- Production Company Mynd
- Director Fred de Pontcharra
- Production Co. Wanda Productions
- Servicing Production Compgny TaProduction
- Produciton Service Mr+Positive
- Post Production D-Factory
- Post Producer & VFX Supervisor Julien Lanard
- VFX VHS
- DP Julien Lascar
- Line Producer Colyne Goussard
- Executive Producer Serge Thimbre
- Sound Designer Jean-Baptiste Saint-Pol
- Executive Producer China Presles
- Production Coordinator Nour Ben Tah
- Executive Service Producer Peter Grasse
- Production Coordinator Shinzo Higashiyama
- Production Assistant Kanako Ichikawa
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powered by- Production Company Mynd
- Director Fred de Pontcharra
- Production Co. Wanda Productions
- Servicing Production Compgny TaProduction
- Produciton Service Mr+Positive
- Post Production D-Factory
- Post Producer & VFX Supervisor Julien Lanard
- VFX VHS
- DP Julien Lascar
- Line Producer Colyne Goussard
- Executive Producer Serge Thimbre
- Sound Designer Jean-Baptiste Saint-Pol
- Executive Producer China Presles
- Production Coordinator Nour Ben Tah
- Executive Service Producer Peter Grasse
- Production Coordinator Shinzo Higashiyama
- Production Assistant Kanako Ichikawa
In this compelling promo for French rapper Booba’s latest track, 6G, Mynd director Fred de Pontcharra takes us on a disturbing and visually captivating journey through Tokyo.
The film opens with stunning shots of the Japanese city’s skyline, where a young woman loosens her necktie and jumps from a high rise building. The camera pans out to reveal Booba, sitting on a chair in brightly coloured kimono, a black umbrella in hand.
Seamlessly combining live-action and surreal VFX, De Pontcharra swiftly whisks us through an unsettling sequence of slow-mo stunts, fight scenes, geisha masks and murder that is equal parts anxiety-inducing and mesmerising.
