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Björk "All Is Full Of Love" (1999)

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Album: Homogenic
Künstler: Björk
Titel: All Is Full Of Love
Year-Date: 1999-April

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Cutter: Chris Cunningham
Kamera (DoP): John Lynch
Production Designer: Julian Caldow
Production Designer: Chris Cunnigham
Regisseur: Chris Cunningham

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Genre: Pop

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3D Artist: James Mann
Anmerkungen: The video will surely be censored for TV use. The director says about it: _I do not think there are any rules about robots having sex._ Chris also says: _Star Wars is such a fucking fundamental influence in my work. It's all white costumes against black walls - everything's very classy._
Björk about Chris: _Most video directors have one trick that they use all the time. Then there are people who build a whole world around them. Chris is like that. We have only seen the tip of the iceberg with Chris. He is only just coming into his own._; Tools used during creation: Discreet Logic flame*, SOFTIMAGE-3D, SOFTIMAGE-Eddie, 3D Equalizer, Silicon Graphics Workstation
Awards: 2000 MVPA Awards : Best Direction of a Female Artist
2000 Music Week CAD Awards Best Art Direction in a Video : Julian Caldow / Chris Oddy,Best Special Effects in a Video : Paul Catling / Pasi Johansson (Glassworks)
2000 D&AD AwardsPop Promos : Video Direction,Pop Promos : Cinematography, Pop Promos : Animation,Pop Promos : Special Effects
2000 MTV Video Music Awards Breakthrough Video, Best Special Effects
Companies involved in Production: RSA/Blackdog Films
Flame Artist: Pasi Johansson
Full Story: Two robots - lookalikes of Björk - are having sex.
Intro: Yes
Intro runtime: 0:10
Lyrics: Björk
Music: Björk
Music Producer: Cindy Burnay
Nominations: 1999 Ericcson Muzik Awards - Best Video
2000 42nd Annual GRAMMY Awards® - Best Short Form Music Video
Official Homepage: www.bjork.com
Outro: Yes
Outro runtime: 0:10
Production Company: Black Dog Films(Cindy Burnay)
Production time: 10 Days
Runtime: 4:17
Runtime: 4:20
Set Design/ Set Decorator: James McKeown
Set Design/ Set Decorator: Liam Williams
Set Location: London, Great Britain
Sound Director: Sam Mendelssohn
Sound Mix: Stereo
Special: No
Spoof of: References Star Wars (1977)
Talent: Robots' Faces - Björk
Technische Spezifikationen: colour - format unknown
VFX Company: Glassworks(Sally Mattinson)
VFX Supervisor: Ben Halls

Clipland ID: 926797865

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Wednesday 09/03/03

I enjoyed this video from the start to the end. It is amazing and the time and didication that the dir.Chris Cunningham put in to its wort it.

Tuesday 07/01/03

It was a beautiful idea that looked wholseome to the eye. However I would have liked to see them grow more emotionally,or for something to have happened between them even more . Like a leaky heart, or some sort of mechanics itretuping or contributing to their emotions. I don't see the need to censor this video at all. Why is it that so many of these "HOT" POP STARS can fake an oragasm with their video and two robots can not fall in love.
If this video was under the security of cenorship already, then I think the bots should have pressed more buttons.

Monday 02/05/01

Thom

This is one of my all time best Cunningham videos, I love the emotion that Chris extracts from this cold, almost sterile atmosphear. The production design and robotics effevts blow me away every time. I think this has to be one of the best vissual Interpretations of any musical mork ever!!!

Tuesday 08/22/00

If you have to enumerate three of Chris Cunningham's masterpieces, this is surely one of them. Perfect visual effects mixed with a very own set design is what makes this video an eye-catcher. The fusion of technology and human feelings and love is the essence of this song AND video. And to this great film work Chris Cunningham managed to initiate a little PR scandal by forcing MTV to censore this one...