Secret Project Revolution



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Secret Project Revolution, the movie


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Cast

Madonna: Killer / Prisoner
Adrien Galo: Dancer / Prisoner
Brahim Zaibat: Dancer
Chaz Buzan: Dancer
Loic Mabanza: Dancer
Marvin Gofin: Dancer


Movie info

Madonna and Steven Klein made this art project in 2013 to make a political statement. They incorporated parts of speeches Madonna had given on her 2012 MDNA Tour. Several dancers from that tour played in the shortfilm too.


Production info

Directed by: Steven Klein, Madonna
Written by: Steven Klein, Madonna
Produced by: Steven Klein, Madonna
Production company: Vice Films
Location: Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Date of filming: Dec. 2012


Release info

Released as: Secret Project Revolution
Release date: Sep. 23, 2013
Runtime: 17 min.
Genre: Short
Official Site: Art For Freedom


Trivia

The shortfilm premiered on Sep. 23, 2013 on large outdoor screens in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Berlin and London. The next day, outdoor screenings followed in Chicago, San Francisco, Rome, Paris and Tel Aviv. The locations were announced shortly in advance, so most spectators were passers-by and lucky fans.
Madonna made a personal appearance during a screening at New York's Gagosian Gallery, where she performed Elliott Smith's Between the Bars, with her son Rocco as dancer.
Secret Project Revolution served as an appeal to artists and fans to express their fight for freedom in art. Over the following months, several entries of Art For Freedom were rewarded with a $10,000 grant by Madonna and a monthly guest curator. Among the guest curators were Katy Perry, David Blaine, and Miley Cyrus.


Soundtrack

The film borrows music from Madonna's movie W.E., written by Abel Korzeniowski.

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