In honor of Taylor Swift's history-making Best Music Video win at the 2023 GRAMMYs for "All Too Well: The Short Film," revisit some of the superstar's most iconic movies to date. 

At the 2023 GRAMMYs, Taylor Swift received Best Music Video for her brief movie set to the 10-minute model of "All Too Well."

It's a golden gramophone the singer has gained as soon as before, almost a decade in the past for the star-studded visible to 1989 single "Bad Blood." But this win was once different. As Swift amassed the twelfth GRAMMY of her storied career, this victory got here from a video she had single-handedly directed; it additionally marked the first time an artist received the class for a video they directed solo.

Delivering iconic visuals is nothing new for the superstar, either. After all, she's been doing it from her earliest days as a teenage wunderkind regarded for penning diaristic country-pop hits like "Tim McGraw," "Our Song," "Love Story," and "You Belong with Me." But over the years, Swift's precision in executing her singular, cinematic imaginative and prescient has solely gotten greater creative, greater genuine and greater bold — and now, these abilities are GRAMMY-winning.

To rejoice Swift's large GRAMMY win for "All Too Well: The Short Film," GRAMMY.com has distilled her full-size filmography down to the eleven most critical and unforgettable track movies in the Swiftian canon — from "Teardrops on My Guitar" to her modern day No. 1 smash "Anti-Hero." 

Although it used to be solely her 2nd single, the video for 2006's "Teardrops on My Guitar" includes many of the hallmarks for what would emerge as Swift's signature visible aesthetic at some stage in her early career. Unrequited love hobby in the shape of One Tree Hill's Tyler Hilton? Check. An iridescent robe suit for a fairytale? Check. A narrative arc that establishes our female as the underdog, who you can not assist rooting for to get her joyful ending? Check and check.