Nina Holmgren directs Intruded for Justine Skye
Filmmaker Nina Holmgren’s latest short film guest-stars Bella Hadid and Lil’ Yachty.
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Filmmaker Nina Holmgren’s latest short film Intruded for Justine Skye guest-starring Bella Hadid and Lil’ Yachty is a meticulously crafted and nuanced commentary on communication through screens and self-obsession in the age of social media.
Influenced by the video art of Nam June Paik and the heightened music video aesthetic of the 90’s, SMUGGLER director Holmgren’s crafted her own distorted visual language to explore distinctly modern themes through a retro futuristic lens.
Intruded is the debut track off Justine Skye’s forthcoming album Space & Time, produced by Timbaland. While the short film primarily features Intruded, it subtly teases two upcoming tracks off the album as well.
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- Production Company SMUGGLER
- Director Nina Holmgren
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Credits
View on- Production Company SMUGGLER
- Director Nina Holmgren
- Executive Producer Patrick Milling-Smith
- Executive Producer Brian Carmody
- Executive Producer Elizabeth Doonan
- Producer Tom Viney
- Sound Designer Philip Nicolai Flindt
- Producer Gregers Maersk Moeller
- Editor Nina Holmgren
- Producer Lucy Bradley
- VFX Artist Erik Ferguson
- Colorist John O'Riordan
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Credits
powered by- Production Company SMUGGLER
- Director Nina Holmgren
- Executive Producer Patrick Milling-Smith
- Executive Producer Brian Carmody
- Executive Producer Elizabeth Doonan
- Producer Tom Viney
- Sound Designer Philip Nicolai Flindt
- Producer Gregers Maersk Moeller
- Editor Nina Holmgren
- Producer Lucy Bradley
- VFX Artist Erik Ferguson
- Colorist John O'Riordan
The voyeuristic video is set in a highly art directed surveillance room, complete with mini-DV cameras, computer monitors, cell phones, tv screens, and other familiar trappings of a technological past. The considered setting serves as a visual metaphor for the film’s overarching thesis, while also commenting on electronic waste.
Through this collision of digital and analog, Holmgren has created a film that’s sensual and fashionable, ethereal and intentional, full of iconic and hypnotic imagery, further emphasized by Justine’s infused performance.
She has brilliantly written and directed a stand-alone piece of video art worthy of gallery exhibition while simultaneously being the perfect companion piece to the track itself.
