“Fuck it” is a narrative of corporate burnout set in New York City. The video follows a financial analyst having a meltdown, and consequently disarranging the carefully crafted life and image, that he has grown to despise.

Singer-songwriter steps out of a TV and into a retro 70s living room, enlisting her younger self for a dance party in kaleidoscopic space suit.

When the family of a kid hides to him his dog’s death, the older brother takes the kid on a brutal journey towards the grieving process.

Taking inspiration from the codes of the gangster films, a minimalist and metaphorical approach to a confrontation between two rival gangs. Violence is their only language. Suffering is their reality. Awaiting death, all they have left to do is play with fire.

Feminine emotional and moral freedom is the main theme in Lovezinho, the music video for the newest song by Rachel Reis, directed by Lu Villaça.

A tribute to female power and strength, while also a provocation towards a society that cannot free itself from sexist standards.

In the music video for singer-songwriter Caitlin Cobb-Vialet's lead single "Disco Ball", a woman stumbles upon a double of herself experiencing a romantic evening in an opulent beachfront home.

As the evening progresses, a strain grows upon the relationship and deteriorates into a melodramatic end with the woman unable to stop it.