Closer (director’s cut music video)

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"Closer (director’s cut music video)" is the uncensored, visually provocative version of Nine Inch Nails’ iconic 1994 music video, renowned for its disturbing surreal imagery and controversial religious and sexual symbolism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf director’s cut
music video
artist Nine Inch Nails NERFINISHED
associatedAct Nine Inch Nails NERFINISHED
associatedAlbum The Downward Spiral NERFINISHED
basedOnSong Closer NERFINISHED
cameraFormat film
censorshipStatus uncensored version
colorProcess color
containsSymbolism Christian religious imagery
animal imagery
medical and scientific apparatus
sadomasochistic themes
sexual fetish imagery
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Mark Romanek NERFINISHED
distributionFormat home video release
online video release
television-banned version
era 1990s
genre experimental music video
industrial rock music video
hasCultFollowing true
hasReputation one of the most controversial mainstream music videos of the 1990s
hasVersion censored broadcast version of Closer music video
influencedBy fetish photography
religious iconography
surrealist art
language English
leadPerformer Trent Reznor NERFINISHED
notableFor controversial religious symbolism
disturbing surreal imagery
sexual imagery
partOf Nine Inch Nails video catalog
performer Nine Inch Nails NERFINISHED
productionCompany Interscope Records NERFINISHED
relationToOtherVersion extended and uncensored cut of the original Closer music video
releaseYear 1994
subjectMatter body horror
religion
sexuality
violence
title Closer (director’s cut) NERFINISHED
visualStyle provocative
surreal

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Mark Romanek notableWork Closer (director’s cut music video)