Big City Nights (1997)
In this Music Video for Daft Punk's “Da Funk”, Charles, an anthropomorphic dog in a leg cast, hobbles around the streets of New York City unable to turn off his loud boombox. As a result irritation follows from local residents. However, he soon crosses paths with an accepting woman named Beatrice, his childhood neighbor.
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In this Music Video for Daft Punk's “Da Funk”, Charles, an anthropomorphic dog in a leg cast, hobbles around the streets of New York City unable to turn off his loud boombox. As a result irritation follows from local residents. However, he soon crosses paths with an accepting woman named Beatrice, his childhood neighbor.
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Genre:Music, Fantasy, Drama
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In Theaters:2/1/1997
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Runtime:5 minutes
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