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Cleaning Up!
Cleaning Women is unique Finnish band, which plays self-made instruments made from eg. drying rack and large tin cans. This documentary follows their Eastern Europe tour.
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Cleaning Women is unique Finnish band, which plays self-made instruments made from eg. drying rack and large tin cans. This documentary follows their Eastern Europe tour.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Rostislav Aalto
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Zen Media, Cube Film
Cast
Rostislav Aalto
Director
Risto Puurunen
CW01 / Self
Timo Kinnunen
CW03 / Self
Tero Vänttinen
CW04 / Self
Inka Kovanen
Tour still photographer
Jari Laakkonen
Sound technician's voice
Dobran Drobjazko
Kartel band member
Olga Ikko
Dubbing of St. Petersburg interviewer (voice)
Hanna Salomaa
Interpreter
Anu Keränen
CW02 (archival footage)
Mikko Keinonen
Band manager
Svetlana Terentjev
Mixer at the artist house
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