Movie Trailers - February 2000
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Lolovokatra 2 Trailer (2000)
02 February 2000
A group of young men confront a supernatural evil in the form of a young female witch. Death and zombies soon follow.
War in Europe Trailer (2000)
22 February 2000
It was a war that unleashed terrible brutality. On one side was a ruthless leader-Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic-who claimed history was on his side.
Trompe l'oeil Trailer (2000)
01 February 2000
"Trompe l'oeil" is a film about the Eye, which so willingly allows itself to be deceived. And why not, really?
I Dream About You All the Time Trailer (2000)
06 February 2000
A woman`s passage. Video work screened at Manifesta 4 and other venues
Macabéia Trailer (2000)
11 February 2000
Imagine "Macabéa", that one from Clarice Lispector's book. Plain, stuck in life - What would her life be like today? This is the story of Marluce, who thinks, acts, feels and dreams like a Macabea from the late 90's.
Good Grief, Charlie Brown: A Tribute to Charles Schulz Trailer (2000)
11 February 2000
Good Grief, Charlie Brown: A Tribute to Charles Schulz is a documentary television special that features a tribute to Charles M.
Engram Sepals Trailer (2000)
01 February 2000
The dead body remembers. The Tibetan book of the dead meets film noir. An elliptical narrative of adultery and corporate espionage set to a score by Morton Feldman and shot in high contrast B&W.
Touching Our Own Spirit: The Making of Daughters of the Dust Trailer (2000)
15 February 2000
A documentary about the making of 'Daughters of the Dust', featuring interviews and behind-the-scenes footage.
Bsss Trailer (2000)
12 February 2000
A fly lands on a table to drink some spilled liquid; spotting an open children's book, it flies over and tries to emulate the picture of an elephant balancing on its trunk.
Burning Coal Trailer (2000)
09 February 2000
In 1994, an economist decision by British Coal to close "Tower Colliery" in Aberdare (South Wales), convinced its miners boasting a generationally long history of political activism, that what they had was worth fighting for.