Halsey: If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power - Global Performance Experience

Synopsis

Halsey: If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power - Global Performance Experience is a captivating 2021 visual album and concert film directed by Colin Tilley that blends powerful music with cinematic storytelling. The film serves as a companion piece to Halsey's album of the same name, exploring themes of love, power, pregnancy, and personal transformation through a striking mixture of live performance and narrative sequences. Set against striking and often haunting visuals, Halsey delivers an immersive experience that pushes the boundaries of traditional concert films by integrating artful storytelling with emotionally charged performances, resulting in a unique expression of vulnerability and strength.

Cast

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  Halsey

  Self

• Jaxon Willard

  Dancer

• Angel Mammoliti

  Dancer

• Justine Lutz

  Dancer

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  Nick Lanzisera

  Dancer

• Ashley Gonzales

  Dancer

Reviews

Critically, Halsey: If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power - Global Performance Experience has received generally positive feedback, especially for its ambitious blend of music and film. Rotten Tomatoes does not have an official score for this specific film, but the album it accompanies was praised, influencing perceptions of the project. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of approximately 7.2/10, reflecting a favorable audience reception. Critics from prominent music and entertainment outlets have highlighted the film’s bold visual aesthetics and Halsey's raw emotional delivery. For instance, NME applauded the film for its innovative fusion of performance and cinema, stating it is "a raw, emotional rollercoaster that captures Halsey’s artistry in full bloom." Similarly, Pitchfork noted, "The film expands upon Halsey’s album with a cinematic depth that challenges the norms of concert films." However, some critics pointed out that the narrative interludes could feel heavy or disjointed for viewers expecting a straightforward concert experience. Screen Rant commented that the hybrid format "may not appeal to everyone but offers a compelling, ambitious look at the artist's vision." Overall, the film is recognized as a visually striking and emotionally intense project that resonates particularly well with Halsey’s fans and viewers interested in experimental concert films.