The clip begins with a monologue from Paul Schrader’s film First Reformed, in which a committed environmental activist evokes the climate catastrophe and the approaching end. After this, the music video gathers film material from despairing people and puts the images in relation to the song ‘La Vita’ by the US-Canadian songwriter and film composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland.

The clip begins with a monologue from Paul Schrader’s film First Reformed, in which a committed environmental activist evokes the climate catastrophe and the approaching end. After this, the music video gathers film material from despairing people and puts the images in relation to the song ‘La Vita’ by the US-Canadian songwriter and film composer Beverly Glenn-Copeland.

La Dolce Vita is a 2008 South Korean television series. A dark melodrama with a fragmented narrative and voice-overs highlighting the characters' state of mind, it was hailed as a daring portrayal of middle-aged romance and adultery with elements of mystery and noir.

The story unfolds in a scenario during the twenties of the last century, interweaving the events, in Italy first and then in New York, of Carmela, the "courage mother" always ready to fight for the life promised to herself and her family.

A 20-year long friendship and a past similarly marked by tragic events unite Ben, a European filmmaker, and Negi, an Indian Buddhist. Fascinated by the possibility of finding in Negi a spiritual guide to come to terms with death, Ben relives and shares his personal story. His journey leads him to deal with the role life has given him, closely linked to his relationship with his father. As the impossibility of finding clear and definitive answers becomes apparent, the deeply human need to accept death emerges, transcending cultural, religious, and geographical barriers.

讲述了一位当地的富豪女士丢了一只昂贵的猫 ，如果有人找到猫会给奖励。 　　罗伯特·李·雷是她花心的丈夫，在当地大多数妇女的怀抱中感到羞愧和安慰。当地的男人开始绑架他们能得到的所有猫科动物想获得奖励。即使他们提供的猫不对，这位女士和她非常能干的女仆也会轮流同情每个男人并提供一些横向补偿，消息很快传遍了村子，于是在庄园外排起了长队。

The very first film by Jean Eustache (1938-1981), freely inspired in a short story by Guy de Maupassant, unfinished and without any soundtrack.