Martine Rose has collaborated with Sharna Osborne to make a colour drenched erotica throwback to masters such as Kenneth anger and James Bidgood. Inspired by photos of Mark E. Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe and the release of Smokey’s ‘How far will you go? ‘ this film is a little clue as to all that goes on in the world of men that inhabit Martine’s mind.
Sharna’s distinctive VHS aesthetic and frenetic editing style help to enhance the cheeky voyeurism of three of the freshest boys in London. Perfectly styled by Tamara Rothstein whose clothing choice reveals just enough to costume the film and leave you wanting more.
Directed and Edited by: Sharna Osborne
Camera assistants: Chloe Stevens and Danielle Emerson
Lighting: Ben Breading
Styling: Tamara Rothstein
Produced by: Martine Rose and Hugh Egan Westland
Models: Joseph Passmore, Alex Brown and Stefan Schwatzmann
Music: I’ll Always Live You – Smokey – 2015, Chapter Music
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