Το ''απαγορευμένο'' βίντεοκλιπ της M.I.A.
To ''απαγορευμένο'' βίντεοκλίπ της μουσικού της εναλλακτικής dance σκηνής M.I.A. για το κομμάτι ''Born Free''. Δύο πάρα πολύ σκληρές σκηνές περιλαμβάνονται στο παρακάτω βίντεοκλιπ - ουσιαστικά πολιτική αλληγορία- που κυκλοφόρησε στις 26 Απριλίου του 2010 πρώτα απ'το website της καλλιτέχνιδος.
Στα αγγλικά, διαβάστε παρακάτω το απόσπασμα από το wikipedia.org σχετικά με την ιστορία που διηγείται το φιλμ-βίντεοκλιπ:
''The film depicts a U.S. military SWAT team, driving up to a building and staging a raid, during which they ignore a man sitting in a room smoking, beat a couple engaged in coitus, and then force a young red-headed man violently into a detainee transport vehicle along with other red-heads that have been rounded up. The detainees are then driven out to the desert, treated brutally, and forced to run across a live minefield. During the course of events, a young red-headed boy is shot through the head, and another is blown to pieces after stepping on a live mine while the soldiers contiue to chase, beat, and shoot at others.
The film for "Born Free" has been widely described as political allegory, drawing parallels to many indigenous resistance movements around the world. During the video, a mural is seen depicting armed red-headed men and the slogan "Our day will come", the historic motto of the Irish Republican Army. Also depicted are keffiya-wearing red-headed young people who throw rocks and glass bottles at the armored vehicles transporting the detainees, in an apparent reference to the iconic images of the Second Palestinian "Intifada".
The 12 year-old red-haired actor, Ian Hamrick, whose character is shot in the head, described the video as "showing violence to end violence.''
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