Travis Scott's Circus Maximus film is officially available in its entirety on YouTube, featuring contributions from various directors.
film is officially available in its entirety on YouTube, featuring contributions from a variety of acclaimed directors.The feature film was originally released alongside his latest album, Utopia, last month, and had a limited theatrical run as well.
The project features contributions from acclaimed directors Harmony Korine, Nicolas Winding Refn, Gaspar Noe, and Kahlil Joseph — all of whom directed various music videos for the album’s tracks.Alongside the short music videos, Circus Maximus also features a handful of interview sessions between Scott and legendary record executive and producer Rick Rubin. The two discuss a variety of different topics, most of which are intercut with the music videos as the film progresses.
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