Synopsis

Three naked figures awaken in a dark forest, where strange, masked creatures watch them from the surrounding trees. As the group moves through the woods, the encounter takes on the atmosphere of a primitive ceremony. The figures are gradually drawn into a ritual that culminates in violent sacrifice, only for the sequence to begin again. The video's deliberately crude costumes, deadpan pacing, and circular structure create an unsettling dream logic that feels more bizarre than traditionally frightening.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Coconut Night" appears on We Are Wolves' second album, "Total Magique."

• The video was included in the Clip Competition at the 2009 Festival international du film francophone de Namur in Belgium.

• Its handmade-looking creatures and stark forest setting give the clip the feel of low-budget folk horror rather than polished supernatural fantasy.

• The video's repeated sacrifice and reset make it function like a visual loop, with no conventional resolution or clear explanation of the ritual.

• The clip was circulated through Bravo musique's official music-video catalog and later appeared in online video-curation collections focused on unusual psychedelic and neo-hippie imagery.