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Taika Waititi's 80s extravaganza wouldn't have been complete without the man himself arriving on set in a DeLorean — the time-travelling car from Back to the Future. The clip is another homage-packed example of lo-fi genius from the Oscar nominee. Note the Eastern European-derived keyboardist Luke Buda's 'Poland' synth. Director Taika Waititi: "I spotted the DeLorean parked near our flat in Mt Cook, and left a note under the wiper saying 'what year are you from?' Turns it was one of two owned by a local doctor."
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But it's not complete -- you've put the clip up without the opening De Lorean sequence -- please update with the whole clip!

Another outstanding track from a truly world class talent . These guys make music that touches the soul (mine anyway and I`m in my 40`s -yeah I know ,I should stick to milo , slippers + Kenny Rogers !) Seriously , if TPF were English or American they would be huge .Just my opinion .
Oh yeah , haven`t seen the vid , but sure it`s good.

Brilliant song! Phoenix Foundation are amazingly talented. :) This particular video kinda reminds me of OK Go's video clip to their song WTF? Buzzy stuff.
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Short Film, 1966 (Full Length)
A documentary on 700 Polish WWII refugees to NZ
Television, 1975 (Full Length)
A film about people and cars ... from an alien perspective
Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Brenda Leeuwenberg
Posted at 04.38PM - 08.07.2011
@George Thanks for pointing this out! We are in the process of sourcing another copy of the video and we'll make sure it's the real deal this time. Cheers.