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While the film eerily overlaps with aspects of the socially distant times we live in today, filmmaker Eleanor Wilson came up with the concept three years ago while in upstate New York with bad cell phone reception.

The inauguration had to be held in the fortified Kremlin, surrounded by an eerily quiet city.

The house was eerily silent on a Friday morning after a huge party.

Each of the women had eerily similar stories that they offered to share on the stand.

You could not order a taxi; the streets of Juarish were eerily deserted.

The video was filmed before the massive violence that convulsed Kiev this week, but its message is eerily prescient.

They sounded like small working sounds, blending in eerily mysterious fashion with a chorus of small voices.

Eerily it tripped and chimed and lilted to its close, and the Maestro swung about and faced them, smiling still, quizzically.

The ship was eerily silent, dropping with a rising scream as the atmosphere touched the hull.

The owl came so silently and so eerily that, somehow, it seemed to have materialized out of thin air.

The half-moon curtains of rock that so eerily resembled eyelids, blinked heavily.