Ery Claver Trailers
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Most Popular Ery Claver Trailers
Total trailers found: 8
Air Conditioner Trailer (2020)
24 January 2020
One day, air conditioners in the Angolan capital Luanda start to mysteriously fall from buildings. When security guard Matacedo is told to get his overheating boss an air conditioning unit by the end of the day, he embarks on a mission that brings him into contact with the eccentric owner of an electronics store.
Concrete Affection – Zopo Lady Trailer (2017)
08 March 2017
Luanda, Angola. The streets are deserted, the buildings empty and no ships leave the harbour. What's left are ghosts and memories.
We Shall Return Trailer (2017)
01 January 2017
Angola's complex history seen through the eyes of a fake taxidermy sable antelope. She takes us on a journey that links colonial ideas from the past with contemporary reality.
Enóquio: Que Não Tinha Coração Trailer (2020)
19 March 2020
Enoch is born dazed from a bathtub in a workshop of automobiles, and gets lost in the streets in search of a heart.
Our Lady of the Chinese Shop Trailer (2022)
04 August 2022
When a chinese merchant brings to a neighbourhood of Luanda a peculiar holy plastic figure of Our Lady, a mourning mother will seek peace, a committed barber starts a new cult and a stray kid will look for revenge for his lost friend.
My Semba Trailer (2026)
02 February 2026
X, a young man navigating the intensity of life in Luanda — a city that mirrors the energy and contradictions of many African megacities.
Lucia In The Sky With Traffic Lights Trailer (2019)
28 September 2019
A being that has only bodily existence, an object used to satisfy needs and desires. On the screen, Lúcia preserves only a distant look that hides screams, fears and explosions.
The Kitchen Trailer (2021)
26 January 2021
The Angolan Civil War still casts its shadow across the life of a young widow. The camera wanders through the rooms in her house, recording everyday objects and activities, while she describes how the war entered the family in a poetic monologue.
