Continuing their latest mega collaboration with Starwars, Adidas created a video that featured products from the collection and with the appearances from from Snoop Dogg, David Beckham, Calle 13, DJ Neil Armstrong, Daft Punk and Lord Vader.

adidas Originals is kicking off 2010 by welcoming you to the neighborhood, the street where originality comes to life as artists, athletes, and celebs celebrate their style. Everyone’s invited to our street corner along with some special guests, who traveled from a galaxy far, far away to launch a year’s worth of celebrations.

Star Wars and adidas Originals have officially joined forces in our most colossal collaboration to date, bringing you a striking collection of sneakers and apparel inspired by the characters and crafts you’ve followed for a lifetime.

The most iconic moments and beloved figures from the Star Wars saga are translated to the streets, telling their creative story across a forceful collection of adidas Originals footwear and apparel.

Celebrate this powerful alliance to the beat of a new and improved remix of the Imperial March, as Vader and the Stormtroopers land on our street corner greeted by Snoop Dogg, David Beckham, Calle 13, DJ Neil Armstrong and Daft Punk representing their originality. No matter which side of the Force you’re on, believe the hype, this year is going to be massive.

Video has been a popular medium lately for labels to illustrate their direction and values. Here’s the official HD Video. Written, Directed and Scored by FUCT founder and creator Erik Brunetti, entitled “The Doctrine “ Part 1. It is a well executed short film and a good communication of the brand without overly exposed its products. I have to say, I’m looking forward for the launch of the part II, hope to see more surprises from him. Stay tuned and watch the first of the trilogy below.

Fuct collection is available through Tribute Jakarta.

“For 2010 I will begin presenting a trilogy of FUCT commercials, the next logical step, given the fact that I reference much from cinema pop culture. I feel this is a major push in the right direction for my brand within our industry, as we have the ability to do anything with the digital tools available to us.

My decision to take our home page one step farther, (i.e. actually making my own films, as opposed to showing films I reference) came via the Internet / hypesites, after reading about lesser, younger companies, as well as over paid art directors complaining about how ” it’s all been done, where can we go from here, streetwear is dead…etc.” I find those statements and sentiments defeatist. The sky is the limit as to what can be achieved. “

FUCT “The Doctrine” Pt. 1 from FUCT on Vimeo.