Andreja
Pejić

My biggest wish is that the late Harry Hains, a true creative gem, would be happy and proud. I hope we have made his vision come to life. Love to his gorgeous mum @janebadlerworld and @theycallmedig for having me be part of this special project. Cast @andrejapejic @angel_inniss @austinbachlor … @carlosbachlor @benjicarlisle @koredoko @chav.pop @chesterlockhart @gabrielaxruiz @j3llyb3b3 @jakkflynn @isaiahjoseph @jg_julian @kehariisprayer @4locrow @ryanwalkerpage @tyy.bby Credits Director: @charlie__chops Creative Director: @Justinmillercreative production: @rubbertape @jeremymtruong @owenlazur @sobi14 dp: @tehillahdecastro pd: @lilcherrycheeks AD: @cody_burdette Movement director: @ryanwalkerpage makeup: @alexandraafrench sfx makeup: @juliehasit hair: @gregglennonjr Styling: @benjicarlisle BTS: @bon.jon.bovi VFX & Animation: @sam.hains and @s1m0nc3ll0 Graphic design: @base__mode Editor: @ellisbahl color: @company_3 @kathraisch

“They came for him in the night. At 4am on April 14, 1933, the Gestapo burst into John Heartfield’s studio in Berlin. The greatest political artist and graphic designer of the twentieth century was high on their most wanted list. As they forced open the heavy wooden doors, Heartfield leapt unseen from his balcony into the darkness of the courtyard below. For the next seven hours he hid there, crouched in torment, while the Nazis trashes his studio and destroyed his artwork. The next day he joined up with the Red underground and escaped to exile in Prague where he continued to make his world famous anti-Nazi, anti-capitalist, anti-war photomontages for the legendary weekly journal “AIZ” -“John Heartfield Laughter Is A Devastating Weapon” David King & Ernst Volland

By John Heartfield from “Laughter Is A Devastating Weapon” by David King & Ernst Volland