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Is it the Milos Forman of Amadeus directing a Pet Shop Boys video? Or is it an Adam & The Ants video sequel? It's essentially a camp pop video with (extremely) high production values. There's a bizarre time out about half way through, where, taking a break from Mlle Farmer's breathy eurovocals the music tries to work out whether to mutate into Michael Jackson's Thriller or Vangelis.
A gore-spattered, slo-mo realist fight is well handled and I particularly like the conclusion to the opening duel, where the lover's cape bursts open to reveal billowing crimson. But basically it's dated; it's what Prince would have done if he'd made Dangerous Liaisons instead of Under the Cherry Moon.