News - 10/07/2014

Watch Bruce Springsteen-directed short movie 'Hunter Of Invisible Game'

Watch Bruce Springsteen-directed short movie 'Hunter Of Invisible Game'

Bruce Springsteen shared, via his official website, his latest effort: a short movie called "Hunter Of Invisible Game" he co-directed with his collaborator Thom Zimny and in which he also stars.
The film is based on the eponymous "High Hopes" track and clocks in at a little over 10 minutes, follows a Springsteen playing a character lost and wandering through the wilderness, battling inner demons.

The Boss also posted a heartfelt message to accompany the film;; it reads: "A hearty thank you to our friends and fans who supported us on the High Hopes leg of our World Tour. Our South African and Australian/New Zealand shows were a particular highlight, but a big shout out has to go to our American fans who brought us down the home stretch. The past 2 plus years and nearly 170 shows have been a life changer. Thanks to you, we have dwelled deep within the transformative power of rock n’ roll. You’ve helped us bring a new and revitalized E St. Band into being. We take this break with a sense of joy, renewed purpose and filled with the spirit to bring you our best in the future. We’ve still got a few surprises for you. For a long part of the year, Thom Zimny and I have been talking about shooting a short film for 'Hunter Of Invisible Game'. We’ve finally got the job done, and we think it’s one of our best. Thanks Thom for the hard work and brotherly collaboration. You and your crew bring it all. And to all of you out there in E St. Nation, we hope you enjoy! See ya up the road".

Watch "Hunter Of Invisible Game" clicking here.

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