Mark Pellington

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Mark Pellington is an American film and music video director known for his visually striking, emotionally intense work on projects such as U2’s “One” and the film “Arlington Road.”

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Mark Pellington canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film director
human
music video director
producer
screenwriter
television director
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
directed Arlington Road
Best of You (music video)
linked to: Best of You

Drive (music video)
Going All the Way
Henry Poole Is Here
I Melt with You
Jeremy (music video)
No More I Love You’s (music video)
Nostalgia
Rooster (music video)
Surveillance (TV film)
The Mothman Prophecies
U2: One (music video)
linked to: One (U2 song)

You’re Missing (music video)
linked to: You're Missing
genre drama film
thriller film
knownFor emotionally intense work
visually striking style
languageOfWorkOrName English
notableWork Arlington Road
Best of You (music video)
linked to: Best of You

Drive (music video)
Going All the Way
I Drive Blind (music video)
In God’s Country (music video)
linked to: In God’s Country

Jeremy (music video)
No More I Love You’s (music video)
Rooster (music video)
The Mothman Prophecies
U2: One (music video)
linked to: One (U2 song)

You’re Missing (music video)
linked to: You're Missing
occupation film director
film producer
music video director
screenwriter
television director
workedOn music videos for Alice in Chains
music videos for Bruce Springsteen
music videos for Foo Fighters
music videos for Pearl Jam
music videos for U2

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One (U2 song) hasMusicVideoDirector Mark Pellington
subject linked to: One
Skyscraper musicVideoDirector Mark Pellington
Given to Fly musicVideoDirector Mark Pellington
Rooster directorOfMusicVideo Mark Pellington
Jeremy musicVideoDirector Mark Pellington
Arlington Road director Mark Pellington