a5c7b9f00b A man that is captured by an agency tries to escape and get a teleportation device. As the title suggests, this is a music video first and a short film second but such technicalities shouldn&#39;t be allowed to bother you because this is a really enjoyable 5-minute short film. The plot sees a man pursuing a powerful device in a suitcase, trying to recover it from a load of black suited men. This plot is deliberately thin because really what the film is about is the delivery of a 5-minute action sequence of the chase from a viewpoint of a first-person shooter (ie we see the arms and occasionally legs of the main character but nothing else).<br/><br/>As an idea it is simple but it works very well indeed. It would be easy to assume it was a simple film to make (strap camera to a person and set him off running) but I very much doubt this is the case since some of the shots could not have been obtained this way even though they are made to look like they were. The action starts in an office building but crosses buildings, rooftops, decommissioned military jets, snowy mountains and so on, all the way with good movement and stunts. The track of the title plays constantly and it matches the action very well and the repetitive nature of the chorus will mean it gets stuck in your head.<br/><br/>There are probably not too many music videos from Russian electro-punk bands that are worth a look but this is one of them. These five minutes are apparently the music video fro a song from the band &quot;Biting Elbows&quot; and this was made 2 years ago. It&#39;s a very fast video and the fact that we follow some kind of secret agent in the first-person perspective makes this even fast. Apart from that, it&#39;s a completely mediocre effort, not bad, but also nothing memorable in here. The song is not too great or catchy and the action gets a bit repetitive soon, even at this short runtime. They tried to make it more interesting towards the end with a move inside the snowy mountains, but it didn&#39;t change anything in my opinion. Also the video looks fairly cheap occasionally. All in all, neither worth the watch nor the listen. Thumbs down.
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