TestMu Conference 2026: Session Clips
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Wicker is a film, shown through its trailers. Cut memes, POVs, funny movie moments and cinematic edits from the official HD Wicker assets for TikTok.
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WICKER. OUT IN AUSTRALIAN CINEMAS NOVEMBER 5TH.
6 trailers to cut. Lead each clip with its strongest beat.
About 32 minutes a clip, finding and cutting.
THE SOURCES
A man steps out of a hut in the Wicker scene, greets his friends and says the villagers look hungry. A voice sings over the moment that it was made to be with someone, and the man answers with a short agreement.
WHY WATCH
The man's flat two-word answer to the sung line lands right after he calls the villagers hungry.




A speaker calls marriage a funny tradition and asks to be made a husband, while another speaker shouts that someone is being murdered. The ad closes with a speaker calling someone Wicker and calling someone the reason they live.
WHY WATCH
The ad cuts from a line about a funny marriage tradition straight to a shout that someone is being murdered, giving the clip its jarring turn.




A woman greets wedding guests, calls herself the resident fisherwoman and presents the man beside her as her husband. The pair bless the newlyweds and wish them a marriage as full and affirming as their own.
WHY WATCH
The greeting turns into a comment on the couple's own marriage, which they hold up as the standard for the newlyweds.




A woman and a bearded man in armor lie side by side in a straw-filled bed, and she says the bed is broken. She asks him for a hammer, and he promises to fix it.
WHY WATCH
The deadpan two-beat joke, a broken bed answered with a hammer, between a woman and a chainmail-clad man sharing a straw bed, is built for a short clip.


In a rural field, one speaker greets friends and calls it a good day with hungry villagers waiting. The second speaker says they were made to be with someone, and the first agrees.
WHY WATCH
The moment the second speaker tells the first they were made to be with them, and gets agreement, gives the scene its emotional beat.




A fisherwoman is asked whether she has caught a lover yet, and she answers that love feels more like a burden than a prize. A speaker offers to marry her, and she asks instead to have a husband made for her, with a chapel meeting set a month out.
A man called Wicker declares he has come to marry her, and another speaker calls him strong as a tree and just as hard. A wife calls the union not natural and curses, a speaker says the wives are all aflutter, and another says Mother Nature provides and they merely augment.
WHY WATCH
A woman asks to have a husband made for her and gets a man called Wicker who is strong as a tree and just as hard, pointing to a strange, possibly wooden marriage.




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Man emerges from hut in Wicker film scene
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Wicker film trailer folk scenes
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Wicker film clip: couple greets wedding guests
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Woman and armored man in broken bed
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Period drama scene in rural field
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Wicker trailer: woman marries a wicker man
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Post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube
Post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube
Post on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube