The Last Dinner Party’s female rage
In an expressive promo directed by Harv Frost, the British indie rock band rages against centuries of stifling expectations placed upon women.
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Credits
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- Production Company Kode Media
- Director Harv Frost
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Credits
powered by
- Production Company Kode Media
- Director Harv Frost
- Edit Company The Assembly Rooms
- Colorist Tim Smith
- Producer Ollie Ireland
- Post Producer Ed Chambers
- Online Artist Nathan Greenwood
- Producer Isabella Culver
- Executive Producer Nathan Killham
- Production Designer Furmaan Ahmed
- DP Natasha Duursma
- Editor Eden Read
- Producer Taise Kerr
Credits
powered by
- Production Company Kode Media
- Director Harv Frost
- Edit Company The Assembly Rooms
- Colorist Tim Smith
- Producer Ollie Ireland
- Post Producer Ed Chambers
- Online Artist Nathan Greenwood
- Producer Isabella Culver
- Executive Producer Nathan Killham
- Production Designer Furmaan Ahmed
- DP Natasha Duursma
- Editor Eden Read
- Producer Taise Kerr
Directed by Harv Frost through Kode Media, this characteristically moody promo for English rock band The Last Dinner Party’s latest track The Feminine Urge portrays a dark yet timeless message about the expectations of young women to be pretty, quiet, delicate.
From smashing plates and dancing on broken porcelain to grotesquely peeling off perfectly made-up skin, the gorgeously melancholy music video sees band member featuring in individual vignettes, each reflecting their own style as they liberate themselves from feminine stereotypes.
The visuals are brought to life by whimsical period costumes and set design, perfectly capturing the band’s unique, camp baroque style and whimsical, passionate storytelling with strong feminist themes.
