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Martin Solveig - I Want You

Music Video | France | 2008
ArtistMartin Solveig
DirectorMartin Solveig
DirectorYeoram Kalfa
Director of PhotographyLaurent Rodriguez
ActorMartin Solveig (Himself)
ActorDedson (Dancer/ Biking Guy)
ActressAlice Taglioni (Blonde Girl)
Still PhotographerDavid Shama
Production CompanyHKDB
Assistant DirectorJulien Zidi
NoteThe video features product placement for Ford/ sponsored by.

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Synopsis

Martin Solveig cruises through a sun-baked, stylized landscape in a small Ford, while Alice Taglioni commands attention behind the wheel of a classic black Mustang. Their parallel journeys create an unlikely flirtation framed by speeding cars, roadside encounters, and deliberately exaggerated poses. The clip turns a simple attraction into a playful, cinematic chase, mixing the swagger of an old western with the glossy absurdity of a retro spy adventure. Its bright outdoor setting and mechanical imagery match the track's energetic house-rock character.

Factoids & Trivia

  • The video was released in 2008 to promote "I Want You," the second single from Solveig's album *C'est la Vie*, featuring vocalist Lee Fields.
  • Solveig described the track as having a strongly mechanical quality, which helped inspire the decision to build the video around cars and driving.
  • The concept was presented as an intentionally out-of-time blend of western imagery and *Austin Powers*-style camp rather than as a realistic car story.
  • French actress Alice Taglioni is the video's principal guest star. Her appearance helped give the clip a distinctly cinematic, French-pop feel.
  • The automotive centerpiece is a contrast between a contemporary Ford Fiesta and a black 1969 Ford Mustang Fastback.
  • The production also functioned as a promotional collaboration with Ford France, with the Fiesta receiving prominent screen time.
  • The clip was shot outdoors in Spain, using the hot, open setting to emphasize its stylized road-movie atmosphere.
  • Laurent Rodriguez served as director of photography. The production was associated with HKDB, with Temps d'Avance and Universal Music credited in the official release information.
  • Fashion and brand partners acknowledged in the video credits include Jean-Claude Jitrois, Dior Homme, and Ruby.
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