Peacock Blues

Peacock Blues is a short, music-driven film that follows a young man through a vibrant, surreal urban landscape. He navigates a world filled with quirky characters and unexpected musical interludes, all set to the titular song by Blur. The film blends live-action with animated elements to create a dreamlike and energetic viewing experience.

As a short music video, Peacock Blues was primarily appreciated for its innovative visual style and its seamless integration with Blur's music. It is often cited as an early example of director Garth Jennings's distinctive, playful aesthetic that would later be seen in his feature films. The short garnered attention within the music video circuit for its creative execution and unique concept.

• Praised for its imaginative and colorful visuals.

• Noted for its effective synchronization with the song's mood and rhythm.

• Recognized as a distinctive piece from director Garth Jennings.

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Nominated for Best Music Video at the 1997 MTV Europe Music Awards.

The film was created by Hammer & Tongs, the directing duo consisting of Garth Jennings and Nima Nourizadeh, long before they achieved wider recognition for feature films like 'Son of Rambow' and 'Sing'.