Movie Trailers - May 1985
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Clyde Film Trailer (1985)
01 May 1985
Using music and images the history of the people of Glasgow set against scenes of demolition, unemployment and industrial wasteland.
The Smiths: La Edad de Oro Trailer (1985)
18 May 1985
This was a free concert supported by the Madrid Townhall on the occasion of (the patron saint of Madrid) Saint Isidro's bank holiday.
Sneha Sambandha Trailer (1985)
31 May 1985
A story about a responsible son who helps his family through financial hardship.
The King of The Rooftops Trailer (1985)
30 May 1985
A boy lives in an isolated world of fantasies. One day he meets an old man who has been condemned by his family to live in isolation due to a contagious disease.
Herman Melville: Damned in Paradise Trailer (1985)
15 May 1985
From the Marquesas Islands of French Polynesia to the New York City docks where he worked as a customs inspector, this outstanding documentary tracks the personal and intellectual adventures of Herman Melville, one of the greatest talents in American literary history.
In the Company of Women, Part 1: The Daughters Trailer (1985)
05 May 1985
Five dynamic women have an intimate conversation. Shot in extreme close-up, the film gives insight into their world view and mine.
The Presidents Inaugural Bands Parade – Ronald Reagan EPCOT Center Trailer (1985)
27 May 1985
Live broadcast of the The Presidents Inaugural Bands Parade honoring Reagen's second inauguration.
Malcolm Morley: The Outsider Trailer (1985)
03 May 1985
“It’s not a natural desire to be a modern artist”. Malcolm Morley In 1984, Malcolm Morley was the first winner of the Tate Gallery’s prestigious award, the Turner Prize, for the year’s major contribution to British art.
Yaroslavl Portrait Trailer (1985)
25 May 1985
The film was shot in the year of the 975th anniversary of Yaroslavl. The painting is based on portraits of Yaroslavl residents from the distant past and Yaroslavl residents of the late twentieth century: workers, restorers, engineers, artists.