Synopsis

Set in a post-apocalyptic landscape strewn with the remains of a vanished technological age, the video follows a tribe of children living by their own colorful customs. They move through the wreckage as they perform rituals, play, work, and carry out the routines of daily life. The contrast between abandoned machines and the children's vivid costumes and behavior gives the clip a distinctive blend of science fiction, fantasy, and social observation. Rather than presenting a conventional band performance, it builds an enigmatic world around "Movement."

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was produced by Lucile Weigel, with Sarah Baily serving as location producer and production manager.

• Guy Thompson handled the production design, helping shape the contrast between the ruined technological environment and the children's bright visual world.

• Costume designer Giulia Scrimieri and makeup artist Abbie James contributed to the tribe's colorful, otherworldly appearance.

• James Hughes worked on the second-unit camera team. The production also received assistance from Grain Media Ltd.

• "Movement" was released through Southern Fried Records, the London electronic label founded by Norman Cook, better known as Fatboy Slim.

• The track appeared on The Whip's 2011 album "Wired Together" and was also issued as the title track of a seven-song release dated February 6, 2012. That package included a 12-inch mix and remixes by The 2 Bears, In Flagranti, and Sona Vabos.