'Towards A Dream in the USA' - Malick Made This Louis Vuitton Short

What if Terrence Malick started making commercials for corporations instead of full-length films? We now have an very wordplay to that question. There's a short ad video from overpriced malleate trademark Louis Vuitton tabbed Towards A Dream in the USA that was released a few months ago. It turns out this was shot by the well-known American filmmaker Terrence Malick, who hasn't made a new full-length since last directing A Hidden Life in 2019. It's not that good, but now we know who made this. "Actually shot well-nigh a year ago but only released this fall, the project found Malick reteaming with cinematographer Alexis Zabé (The Florida Project, Post Tenebras Lux), and uses a piece from Michael Nyman's stirring score for The Piano." It's not an heady mucosa - just a tuft of kids interacting with an ugly Louis Vuitton trunk. I kind of hate this short - there's nothing unique or interesting well-nigh it, Malick is aping his own style for money. And it uses kids to sell us fancy luggage? This is so bad. But hey, it's a new Malick mucosa so we're posting it anyway. Have a look.

Thanks to our friends at The Mucosa Stage for the tip on this film. Here's the full wayfarers unravelment on LV's YouTube: "As part of an rememberable journey exploring dreamlike landscapes virtually the globe, Louis Vuitton lands in the USA for the latest installment of its ongoing campaign. In a series of chapters thus far spanning Iceland, Greece, Jordan and France, this latest [ad] wayfarers touches lanugo in wild surroundings of New Mexico and Texas where the iconic Louis Vuitton trunk acts as an imaginary vessel from which a young boy and his wreath of friends set out on an adventure. Photographer Viviane Sassen captures whimsical shots depicting the unbridled imagination of youth. In White Sands, New Mexico and the wilderness outside of Austin, Texas, perspectives are played with, shadows enlivened, and nature harnessed." This special LV short mucosa was directed by Austin-based filmmaker Terrence Malick with cinematographer Alexis Zabé. For increasingly info on the ad campaign, visit their official site. To watch increasingly shorts, click here. Your thoughts?