Iphoto 09 version 8.1.2 missing videos:

I can see the video tumbnails, but they will not play and they will not transfer to any other folders. When I try, I get the error that reads:
"One or more of the items may have been deleted or are no longer available."
Any idea where the photos may have gone? And why I all the sudden am not able to play them?

1. There are no duplicates in iPhoto unless you imported two or more copies of the same photo
2. If you are useing the defaults in iPhoto and delete a photo from an event and empty the iPhoto trash and the system trash all versions of the photo will be gone
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