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My Recurring Dream by André Chocron is an adventurous romp of a music video

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11 February 2013
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It’s common knowledge that music video budgets have been tight for some time now. So, when presented with such an unabashed exploration of techniques, scenes, and casting all in four and a half minutes you have to stand up and take note. Having only graduated from The Norwegian Film School in 2010, director André Chocron has created something beyond his years that I’m sure will do the band wonders in the PR game. Hell, even if it’s not your cup of tea – where else will you find a video with underwater dancers followed by skateboarding businessmen?

A person in a black suit and a black cycling helmet leans forward in a white corridor. To their left, another person sits on a red chair, watching them.
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André Chocron: My Recurring Dream (still)
A person in a yellow dress sits at the end of a wooden pier, looking out over a still lake. Three pink inflatable flamingos float on the water nearby under a cloudy blue sky.
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André Chocron: My Recurring Dream (still)
Two people swim together underwater in a bright blue pool. They are positioned in the centre of the frame, surrounded by vertical lane markers and a tiled wall.
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André Chocron: My Recurring Dream (still)
Four people in dark suits and helmets glide down a road on skateboards, each carrying a briefcase. They move through a haze of dust under a pale pink and blue twilight sky.
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André Chocron: My Recurring Dream (still)

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Alex is co-founder of It’s Nice That. Once one of the main contributors to the site, he stepped back from writing as the business expanded. He currently works across It’s Nice That, Creative Lives in Progress and If You Could Jobs.

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