The third in a trilogy of music videos by Sia, starring her muse Maddie Ziegler, has been released and it is equally as unsettling as the previous ones.The reclusive Australian singer-songwriter dropped Big Girls Cry on Thursday.In the video, 12-year-old Maddie once again wears only a nude body suit and a blonde bob wig and she is filmed close up against a black background as she performs some bizarre and animalistic moves and expressions. Grabbed: Maddie Ziegler flies solo in the music video for Sia's Big Girls Cry and is shot close-up against a black background in the disturbing film Shocking: The young dancer appears isolated and at the mercy of unseen forces in the video that reviewers have dubbed 'eerie' and 'visually striking'At one point during the Big Girls Cry video, a pair of hands with red-painted fingernails come from behind and lock themselves across the youngster's face and at another point, she's hoisted into the air by an invisible hand.While it's not as shocking as the video for Elastic Heart, which showed Maddie wrestling in a cage with a shirtless Shia Labeouf and provoked accusations of pedophilia, it's still uncomfortable to watch.

The camera is focused on the young dance sensation's head and shoulders as she pulls at her wig, sucks her thumb and sticks a finger in her mouth like a toothbrush. Manic: During the three-and-a-half-minute video released Thursday, Maddie, 12, runs through a bizarre mix of facial and hand movements Bizarre: The pre-teen wears a nude body suit and blonde bob wig like she does in the previous two videos in the Sia trilogy, Elastic Heart and Chandelierchandelier restaurant tunbridge wells Crazed: The youngster, who found fame on the reality TV series Dance Moms, doesn't mime to the words of the song. candelabra hire hunter valleyInstead, she appears to channel an array of different emotions in a series of fast-paced gestureswallacavage chandelier for sale

Up close: Maddie only uses her head and arms to create movement in the video that's mostly shot from the shoulders upDuring the course of the three and a half minute film, she performs dozens of different frenzied actions, sometimes banging the sides of her head with her hands.The performance is so intense that at times, it seems as if the girl is being driven mad by some unseen force.In a shocking moment, Maddie's pre-pubescent body is clearly on show when she's lifted up, her legs battling to break free, and then released. Intense: The video for Big Girls Cry is directed by Sia and Daniel Askill who worked together on the previous two videos featuring MaddieMaddie's video collaboration with the Elastic Heart and Chandelier singer is reported to be ending with the release of Big Girls CryThe performance is so intense that at times it seems as if the girl is being driven mad by some unseen force Spooky reviews: The video has been branded 'eerie' but also 'power' in a review by The Hollywood Reporter

Getting emotional: The video has been dubbed the Australian singer's most personal music montage to dateIn a review, The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday called the video 'eerie' and also 'a powerful and visually striking piece of film'.Music website Fuse said Big Girls Cry could be the 39-year-old Australian's most personal music video to date.Its review said: 'The stirring visual is likely another look into Sia's mind; an abstract representation of a singer whose anxiety and social phobias led her to alcoholism, prescription drug abuse and an aborted suicide attempt.'The video for Big Girls Cry was directed by Sia and Daniel Askill, who also worked together on the previous videos in the trilogy, Elastic Heart and Chandelier. Muse: Sia, 39, who avoids publicity and wears wigs to disguise herself in public, took the 12-year-old dancer with her to the 2015 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in Febuary Controversial: The previous video for Sia's Elastic Heart provoked outrage from some who thought it was inappropriate to have a young girl wrestling in a cage with a shirtless antangonist, played by Shia Labeouf

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