Wendy (Mao Remix)

Wendy (Mao Remix) (2026)



10.0 2026 5 min —

Director: Nicolas Fransolet

Cast: Delta V, Mao

Documentary Music
As dusk melts into neon over Tokyo, the film drifts through the city’s bloodstream, catching what most eyes skip—fleeting faces, the quiet repetition of daily rituals, feet spilling across crosswalks as daylight fades and signage ignites. There’s no plot to chase, no hero to spot. Instead, Nicolas Fransolet builds a living scrapbook of moments, a street-level documentary where the glue isn’t narrative but the pulse of the soundtrack and a lens that lingers on the overlooked. What surfaces is a portrait of a metropolis both alien and intimate, where skyscraper scale and human fragility share the same frame—a constant push-pull of closeness and distance, echoing Mao’s hypnotic remix of Delta V’s “Wendy.”

More About This Film

Wendy (Mao Remix) is a 2026 remix-oriented film or music presentation built around Wendy and a reimagined Mao remix concept. The project is best understood as a performance-focused release where sound, editing, and visual presentation are closely connected.

Rather than following a conventional narrative structure, the experience is driven by music and performance. The remix format makes the project especially relevant to audiences interested in alternate arrangements, updated production, and audiovisual reinterpretations.

  • The title identifies the project as a remix version.
  • Wendy is central to the performance identity of the release.
  • The format emphasizes music and audiovisual presentation.
  • Remix projects allow familiar material to be presented from a different sonic perspective.

Where to Watch

Music-video and performance releases may appear through official artist channels as well as major digital platforms.