Snert Trailer

Snert Trailer (1991)

01 January 1991 3 mins

Film material from the forties found in a jumble sale adapted into a contemporary clip. An unknown female singer performs before the camera while (animated) people and animals parade by. The title alludes to the catering on the rainy Sunday afternoon when the film was conceived and made.

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Netherlands 01 January 1991

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