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But by the end of this episode, I think you might be convinced.

Because Human After All, the album, is just one part of a larger creative statement Daft Punk were building during this era.

The album would soon be contextualized with a second feature-length film and one of the most significant live shows in modern music history.

We'll break both down and how they complete the story of Human After All right after the break.

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Just over a year after releasing Human After All, Daft Punk premiered their second self-funded full-length film, 2006's Electroma.

This time around, Thomont and Guimond would direct the film themselves, a full-circle moment for two artists who first bonded over their love of movies as teenagers.

Like Discovery to Human After All, Electroma is the polar opposite of the vibrant, plot-driven musical Interstellar 4-5.

The film is incredibly slow, stark, and entirely without dialogue.

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