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Uploaded by on Feb 26, 2007

The trailer for Charles Burnett's classic African-American film KILLER OF SHEEP, now restored and showing in theaters this spring 2007. A Milestone Film and Steven Soderbergh presentation. See www.killerofsheep.com for details.

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  • The song on the trailer is SAD LOVER BLUES performed by Luis Russell. It was supposed to be in the original film during the dancing scene between Stan and his wife, but Charles literally broke the old record and couldn't find another copy. (This was the 1970s, remember...) Milestone used it for the trailer as a tribute. Interestingly, Russell's daughter Catherine did another version of it a few years back.

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  • Im in this film, im the kid that is crawling out of the garage, it was 1974 and i was 10 years old the other kid standing next to me is my brother . Charles Burnett is the uncle of my cousins, Angela Burnett , the little girl who stars in the film singing the earth wind and fire song . i always wondered what ever happen to this film and its release.

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  • @DoctorWhoDom hehe says a year ago under your comment well it looks like its back doing the rounds of film4 this year but 11.30

  • "You are NOT a child anymore . . . you SOON will be a gotdamn maaan." lol Priceless

  • Kendrick Lamar brought me here.

  • @badlerify same

  • shabazz palces brought me here

  • i just came back from the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television graduation ceremony where Charles Burnett spoke to the graduates. a most inspirational man. God bless him.

  • @blink4691 Beautiful,beautiful,beautiful film....so proud, so awesome..if it were alive I'd kiss it...a national treasure for real

  • Mos def album cover

  • @milefilms This film wasn't even "officially" released until 2007 because of the soundtrack! Rights for the music weren't obtained until 2007 @ a cost of $150,000. Consider that against the fact the movie was shot for $10,000, over weekends for a year from 1973-74, with additional filming in 75. Some consider the movie a "lost classic". You probably already know all this considering your comments about the broken records, etc. I've yet to see more than this clip. Now I want to see it all!

  • This is doing the rounds on Film4 at the moment, including tonight at 11.10pm.

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