It's Popeye, back again, from Japan, for you. All the usual style, new stuff, fashion, travel and street snaps. This is the annual cinema special.
"The biggest benefit of YouTube's arrival is the ease of access to music videos. There are many classics I first encountered there, like The White Stripes' "Fell in Love With a Girl," made entirely from Lego, and The Pharcyde's "Drop," which plays backwards like a marvel. The former was directed by Michel Gondry, and the latter by Spike Jonze. If you think about it, they're making our movies in the 21st century. After some research, I found many other great works by directors who started out making music videos.
He is best known for his work as a music video director, including Yell's "All I Need." He also directed Blonde Redhead's "Top Ranking," which featured his then-partner, Miranda July. He is known for his youthful, pop, and emotional visuals. He made his film directorial debut in 2005 with "Thumbsucker.""
