Which Nirvana song has a music video directed by Anton Corbijn?

Nirvana’s music video for “Heart-Shaped Box” was directed by Anton Corbijn.

The song was released as the lead single from Nirvana’s 1993 album In Utero. Corbijn, a Dutch photographer and filmmaker known for distinctive monochrome and atmospheric imagery, created a surreal video filled with symbolic religious and medical imagery.

The video helped establish a visual identity for In Utero that differed from the relatively straightforward performance style of some earlier Nirvana clips. Its imagery includes a figure on a cross, a red-and-white color scheme, and references to mortality and social unease.

“Heart-Shaped Box” is sometimes confused with “Come as You Are,” whose video was directed by Kevin Kerslake. Corbijn’s work with Nirvana was limited to the “Heart-Shaped Box” video, making the director-song connection especially specific.