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Dominican Rep. Christina Aguilera: What a Girl Wants (Music Video)
- Original title
- Christina Aguilera: What a Girl Wants
- Year
- 1999
- Running time
- 4 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Cast
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- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
X-Ray Productions. Distributor: MTV- Genre
- Musical | Music Video. Short Film
- Synopsis
- The video's narrative, featuring protagonists Aguilera and then-unknown Superman actor Brandon Routh, unwinds as a performance given by Aguilera to thank her lover. An opening shot shows men cycling and DJ-ing. Aguilera's troupe enters, moves the men towards the far-end of the room, and, after asking the men to cover their eyes, breaks into a tightly choreographed dance as Aguilera introduces the song's hook. Solo shots of Aguilera seated atop speakers punctuate the dance sequence. As the dance sequence in the first room ends, the camera moves over the ceiling of the venue and cuts to Aguilera dressed in medieval garb lying on a chaise longue whilst women dance around her with fans. After the bridge section finishes the video cuts back to the dancers in the first room and the video ends with a bird-eye-view shot of everyone in the room surrounding Aguilera and a male character who are intimately dancing.
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