He eventually does re-emerge after the video shoot, when she is at her lowest, bringing a group over to her house to party. Among them are Izaak (Moses Sumney), who started a flirtation with Leia on the night Jocelyn and Tedros met, and Chloe (Suzanna Son), a girl who immediately strips down and jumps in the pool.

Leia, before having sex with Izaak, gets him to divulge information about Tedros. Izaak explains that Tedros signed him after hearing him sing at a church, adding “he’s very godly,” when Leia expresses skepticism. Tedros considers himself some sort of music mogul type, and is running Izaak’s career. Tedros also, it turns out, manages Dyanne (Jennie Kim, of Blackpink fame), who catches Nikki’s eye at Jocelyn’s shoot. Dyanne, it appears, was a plant to access Jocelyn and is now on a path to super stardom herself.

The music video sequence may rely on familiar images of a woman pushing herself to the brink — the aforementioned feet — it also allows Lily-Rose Depp to show her range. When she calls out for her mother, it’s heartbreaking, and you feel deeply for Jocelyn. Depp’s work allows you to fill in the blanks: This was a girl whose life was run by a momager figure, who doesn’t know how to exist without that authority. The scenes opposite Tedros seem to force both Jocelyn and Depp into a more one dimensional mode. Attempting to please him, she turns into a living sex doll who hinges on his every word.