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Created: 02/14/2006
Video description: Teaser clip of "Sacred Spears," a film shot in HD that is due for cinema release in August 2006. The film is based on a local legend that took place 250 years ago, about a man who had to travel to Macassar to fulfill a tradition before marrying his love. He returns three years later on the wedding day of that girl with another man. Mayhem ensues and 99 lives are lost on that day. The film is filled with traditional costumes, dances and love scenes.

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