Volvo has teamed up with content production agency Great Guns to release a branded music video, which follows Israeli actress Yuval Scharf as she drives through her surreal, animated imagination away from a bad relationship.The spot serves as a music video for ‘Call My Name’ by The Goldman Brothers, with the Volvo V40 also taking a starring role.The viewer follows Scharf through all the emotions of a break-up – namely sadness, anger, hatred, revenge and acceptance – as she drives in the wilderness between Jerusalem and Jericho in Israel. Her partner reappears as an annoying animated character that chases her car frame by frame in a flipbook-style, eventually turning into a full cartoon.As he catches up with the Volvo, the protagonist realises she has the power to pelt with raindrops, ballistic love hearts and giant limbs. However just when he appears to have vanished he lands in live-action form next to her in the passenger seat.The film ends as the couple drive on, not saying a word.CreditsWritten & Directed by Tal ZagrebaMusic: The Goldman BrothersDirector of Animation: Robert MorenoExecutive Producer: Lior MillerCo-Production Company: Great GunsCo-producers: Laura Gregory / Sheridan ThomasCast:Yuval ScharfLior GolanCinematographer: Daniel MillerAerial Videography: DRONZAssistant Director: Boaz PesenzonFocus Puller: Eytan Ben-AriehKey Grip: Liad BergerBest Boy Grip: Daniel KalozskiArt & Props: Anat GlazerMake Up: Noa LeviHair: Sara AshantiEditor: Robert MorenoPost Supervisor: Robert Moreno2D Animation: Robert Moreno, Alon RichterMatte Painting: Anna StrebkovCompositing & VFX: Robert MorenoColor Grading: Robert Moreno