permutating visuals from leading machine learning artist Mario Klingemann and – as well as new music from Massive Attack – musical and lyrical contributions from New York City poet Saul Williams, Mercury prize winning Young Fathers and UK/US punk outfit Algiers. Combining again with Del Naja and Klingemann in January 2021 – this time under commission to fashion house Valentino and Valentino Creative Director Pierpaulo Piccioli – Donne is credited with joint concept and the original script for “Code Temporal”, an experimental short film featuring permutating neural imagery and creation footage from the Valentino atelier in Rome, with sound design from Del Naja and interplaying, intercutting text and quotations. Inspired by the collaboration, the Valentino 2021 Spring/Summer Haute Couture collection itself was named Code Temporal – giving the overall project greater narrative identity. In November 2021, Donne co-produced and directed the conceptual “Eightfold” in collaboration with black and Asian company Ballet Black. The experiential eight film suite of work features a script from playwright Natasha Gordon and narration from actor Thandiwe Newton, as well as new choreography from eight international choreographers. The films were acquired and broadcast by Channel 4 and are presently streaming on ALL4. The Rime of the Modern Mariner (Feature) The film received a UK premiere in Sir Nicholas Hawksmoor's baroque "St Anne's Church" beside the River Thames in London, introduced by actor and playwright Steven Berkoff and performed with a live orchestral score, led by members of The Klaxons and Babyshambles and script narration from Carl Barat of the UK rock band The Libertines. "The Rime of the Modern Mariner" received a US premiere at the 2010 SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas. The film was subsequently the subject of a BBC1 cultural feature transmitted in June 2010, and was chosen as The Times newspaper "Film of the Week", was the subject of a major feature in VICE Magazine. The film was official selection at various film festivals including Flanders International Film Festival Ghent (Belgium), Cinecity Film Festival (UK), Mexico City Film Festival (Mexico) and remains attached to a programme of forthcoming international festivals. The film also received prestigious theatrical screenings at Pompidou Centre (France), BAFTA Arena of Latitude Festival (UK), The Royal Maritime Museum (UK) and the Museum of London (UK). The artist documentary received wide critical acclaim, with The Times Arts Editor Alex O'Connell writing "The film evokes the waterside architecture, music and arcane