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In 2002, the Brazilian [[LK-TEL Video (Brazil)|LK-TEL Video]] was renamed to '''LK-TEL Filmes''' and focused on distributing independent pictures in partnership with first Imagem Filmes, before being absorbed completely by Paris Filmes in 2005.
===Logo (2002-2005)===
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'''Availability:''' Seen on later Brazilian releases from the company, such as ''Serendipity'', ''Time Out'', ''Open Water'' and ''House of Flying Dragons''.
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Background
In 2002, the Brazilian LK-TEL Video was renamed to LK-TEL Filmes and focused on distributing independent pictures in partnership with first Imagem Filmes, before being absorbed completely by Paris Filmes in 2005.
Logo (2002-2005)
Visuals: A film camera starts projecting in, and then there is the theater, which turns around, to see a white screen, then it disappears as the word "LK-TEL" fades in, and sets invisible. Three white lines, which is basically the TV tube from the previous logos drawn in, and then stop, surrounding the text. A light flashes on the text, and then there is the word "FILMES" fades in below the logo.
Technique: 2D computer animation.
Audio: An ominous synth theme with whooshes and clangs.
Availability: Seen on later Brazilian releases from the company, such as Serendipity, Time Out, Open Water and House of Flying Dragons.
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