Spike Jonze’s feature films (Adaptation & Being John Malkovich) have demonstrated a unique sense of comedy and originality that can also be seen in his music videos: the Grammy Award Winning Fatboy Slim clip “Weapon of Choice” (Christopher Walken dancing through a hotel with wild abandon); Björk’s “It’s Oh So Quiet” (a Busby Berkeley-inspired song and dance); Beastie Boys’ “Sabotage” (the band portraying multiple characters in a fictional ‘70s cop show); and Weezer’s “Buddy Holly” (Weezer performing at Al’s Drive-In on the set of Happy Days). The Work of Director Spike Jonze also includes three 30-minute-plus documentaries: Torrance Rises, the story of Richard Koufay and the Torrance Dance Community’s preparation and eventual performance at the 1999 MTV Music Video Awards with Fatboy Slim; Amarillo By Morning, documentary about young rodeo riders in Houston, Texas; and What’s Up Fatlip, a film about former Pharcyde member Fatlip.