Yeah Yeah Yeahs: Hidden in Pieces
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21m
Directed by Barnaby Clay • 2025 • United States
Dedicated to David Lynch, this ethereal record of a live performance by indie-rock royalty the Yeah Yeah Yeahs channels the spirit of the late, legendary filmmaker into an entrancing, sublimely surreal concert-film experience. Filmed in spectral black and white at Los Angeles’s Orpheum Theatre, HIDDEN IN PIECES makes the historic venue—and seemingly its ghosts—a character unto itself, interspersing dreamlike vignettes with a transcendent performance by the band in radiant form. Singer Karen O’s regally self-possessed, almost otherworldly presence casts a transfixing spell that reaches its crescendo with a movingly meditative, introspective rendition of the band’s signature song, “Maps.”
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