SKYND Feat Bill $aber - 'Columbine' (Official Video)

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"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." - George Santayana

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Production Company: TallyHo! & UPMI Enterprises LLC.
Executive Producer: Flavio Speglitz
Associate Producer: Agatino Platania
Concept by: TallyHo!
Directed by: Pascal Walder & Manolo Zacate
Director of Photography: Pascal Walder Production Designer: Robin Fessel, Lea Hättenschwiler
Key Styling and Make-up SKYND: Arlette Kobler
Styling Cast: Liliana Pirogov
Cast: Sarah Baumgartner, Nicola Burger, Filippo Scivoli, Leo Thomas
VFX: Luzian Schlatter
VFX: Manoj Shrestha
Colorist: Mustafa Sert
PA/Floor Manager: Daniel Pachalski
Gaffer: Bradley Graham
1st AD: Konstantin Shishkin
1AC/Focus Puller: Caspar Brog
Assistant Camera: Tom Brunner
DIT: Benjamin Dobo
PA: Mira Özcan, Phurbu Dolma
Runner: Stephan Eigenmann, Annina Bächli

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I have to say the director of this video needs to teach Hollywood what suspense and intensity means. I mean.. insanely intense directing.

LacunaSerenity

I don't think people understand how much this event impacted the goth/industrial scene at the time due to the blame being put on musical acts in our scene. Many friends suffered violence afterward at the hands of outraged people simply because they were wearing all black in the wrong place around the wrong people. This is a full circle moment for me to see a band who is embraced in our scene depicting this event years later. It's a very emotional experience listening to this and watching this video <3 Thank you Skynd and Father for this gift.

eliz

1:46 she is representing the unseen evil lurking in the hallway. So beautifully haunting.

Bravo_Kilo_Kilo

It's like they reinvent themselves with each song they create. Every song is distinct and diverse, emotional and chaotic. Their storytelling is always expressed in the most intense ways. I would love to see them perform live one day in Edmonton, Canada.

GhouuulBagelll

I don't understand the people saying this glorifies the killers. It's about the victims. The point's clear. If you're unwilling to do anything more than offer "thoughts and prayers" every time this happens, expect more variants of this video to keep showing up on your local news.

fouldeathrat

просто охренительно, стильно, мощно, зубодробительно, годнота лютая

shizaka

Love Father standing there still at 4:50 at the bottom of the stairs. Don't know why but it gives me a really creepy-cool vibe.

caitlinobrien

This really makes you hold your breath and it almost felt like I was there when it happened. I´m shocked to my core.

MerryFrancis

depending on the year, I've been a metal-head, punk, goth, rocker, and everything in between. I was 30 when this happened, out of school obviously, but it hit at the time like a punch in the gut. So did this

Urotsukidoji

This seems like it was based off of the account of a victim who was pulled from under a desk and asked "do you want to die" when she said no he replied "well, it doesnt matter we're all gonna die anyway" he let go of her and let her run out.

nickbhagatram

the truth can be very ugly. I applaud their courage to examine this dark topic. The video directing and acting are very well done as well.

cheryl

I'm glad someone finally told the truth of the brutality of the emotions and social conflicts that created this tragedy and isn't glorifying it at all but putting it a brutal horror light. It was a horror show, it was one of the most horrific things to ever happen in that decade. Skynd is exactly that, they flesh it all out and really lay it all out on the table. I, applaud, the honesty, and art.

TauschungTeufel

I was 9 years old when this happened I originally learned about it when I found Marilyn Manson, because of so much controversy about his music, this is such a great art piece to remember the memory of this tragic event great job as always Skynd 🖤

shawnadrake

This video gave me chills at how well it’s made

chrissyx

One thing i like is how she knew the perpetrators were looking for fame, so it’s one of the only songs where their names aren’t in the title, and they’re barely in the video either. When they are, they’re barely shown unlike the other videos. They spoke about the tragedy without giving them the acknowledgment they wanted. That’s hard to do

miaironstone