Lightroom 4.2/4.3RC: Library filter "Movies" has no effect

I have imported photos and videos from my Canon EOS 5DII. I created a collection and all photos and videos are visible. When I set a filter to "Master Photos" all master photos are visible, but when I set a filter to "movies" no movies are visible.
Best regards
HarSchli

Lightroom 4.1 update... still no fix. The movie files and jpg's show up for import, but none of the raw files/.cr2's.

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