A strange combination of techno and New Wave music, the French duo Daft Punk caused an international dance sensation with their catchy hit "Around The World." This fantastic French import showcases the fact that the duo's innovation carries over to the video realm from the musical one. D.A.F.T. features their first four famous videos -- "Da Funk," "Around The World," "Burnin," and "Revolution 909."
Spike Jonze, Roman Coppola, Seb Janiak, Michel Gondry
Director
Tony Maxwell
Dog Boy (Da Funk & Fresh)
Catherine Kellner
Beatrice (Da Funk & Fresh)
James C. Heavy
The Fireman (Burnin')
Zachary Adam Hofstadter
Kid (Burnin')
Thomas Bangalter
Party Person 1 (Burnin')
Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo
Party Person 2 (Burnin')
DJ Sneak
Party Person 4 (Burnin')
Karen Sanchez
Party Person 5
Roger Sanchez
Party Person 6 (Burnin')
Junior Sanchez
Party Person 7 (Burnin')
Roy Davis Jr.
Party Person 8 (Burnin')
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