"Just before we started shooting on the first day, I was introduced to Beyoncé and Jay Z in their trailer," Rimmasch says. How do you stay new, not just to your audience but also yourself?"
"He wanted to keep it more abstract because for him it was very abstract. On the run from doing the same thing again.' Everything he mentioned was a level of consciousness he has for staying alive as an entertainer and as a human being," the director tells Nowness. He said: 'We're not trying to do this literally. "In my first conversation on the telephone with Jay Z he explained his concept of On the Run. They worked with Rimmasch to develop the story. The singer, 33, and the rapper, 44, play outlaws speeding through the California desert. The trilogy was first shown during the couple's On the Run tour. And maybe that's what's so beautiful about this movie youth isn't some dispensable, ephemeral quantity of life, regardless of its course, youth does guide our lives, and teaches us that to be happy, you have to risk being hurt.Beyoncé and Jay Z have released the first video from "Bang Bang," a three-part short movie trilogy they created with director Dikayl Rimmasch. There are some shots that could come straight out of a pre-Raphaelite painting. The control of light and palette is exquisite, so that a normally vulgar tableau-consider Harmony Korine's "Kids", all grit and no softness-is rendered soft and ambient. The imagery and cinematography of the movie is spectacular.
As a teenager, there was always a certain orgiastic essence to house parties, people sneaking off to bathrooms and guest bedrooms to hook up, spin the bottle and escalating dares, so that the possibilities of such an event happening, as it did in real life, do not seem far-fetched.
Within director Eva Husson's spectacle, there are familiar themes: the need to be wanted, to be set apart from the herd, the loneliness that comes with attaining your fantasies and finding that they are not enough (read: the scene in which Alex, high on vice, stumbles completely naked out to the pool-where teenagers are copulating and filming it all on camera for online distribution-and plunges in, attempting to shut everything out). In particular, the impact of social media on the psyches and voyeuristic attitudes of my generation are perfectly encompassed. Bang Gang is indeed, as it is billed as, a "modern love story".
As a teenager, there are many depictions of teenage sexuality that I find have followed their own successful formula for so long that they fail to depict modern adolescent sexuality accurately.
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