Synopsis

Set around LAX Airport, the video turns airline service into a glossy, absurdist spectacle. Flight attendants move through terminals, aircraft interiors, and exaggerated service scenarios while dancing and posing with deliberately over-the-top attitude. The polished travel imagery is repeatedly undercut by broad comedy, flirtatious choreography, and deliberately artificial glamour. The result is an airline-attendant satire that combines the deadpan absurdity of "Airplane!" with the stylized excess of "Boogie Nights."

Factoids & Trivia

• This is the 1999 "Cabin Crew Version" of "Ooh La La," distinct from the earlier demolition-derby video and the later modified cabin-crew edit.

• The airport material was filmed at Los Angeles International Airport. The production was shot in color on 16mm film.

• The concept is described as a spoof combining "Airplane!" and "Boogie Nights," placing the video between broad aviation comedy and knowingly excessive nightlife imagery.

• Mike Simpson of the Dust Brothers appears in the video. The Dust Brothers were also connected to the Wiseguys through their production and electronic-music background.

• A performer known for appearing in Howard Stern's "Private Parts" is also listed among the video's talent.

• The video was used in various commercials, including a Vidal Sassoon commercial.

• "Ooh La La" became the Wiseguys' biggest UK hit after its 1999 re-release, reaching No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart.

• The video was included on the Circuit #5 DVD and received a nomination for an MVPA Best Directorial Debut award.