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Noiseman
The documentary "Noiseman" presents a middle-aged man, Aurilios Koukoutsis, who owns a record store and is involved in DJing. In the documentary we learn his story but at the same time it becomes clear that he is one of the few people who have reached almost sixty and continue to do their hobby and what they love despite family obligations, financial difficulties, etc. In the documentary we see him and a regular friend of his unfolding their stories regarding the store, Aurilios talking to us directly about his life and a night of action as a DJ.
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The documentary "Noiseman" presents a middle-aged man, Aurilios Koukoutsis, who owns a record store and is involved in DJing. In the documentary we learn his story but at the same time it becomes clear that he is one of the few people who have reached almost sixty and continue to do their hobby and what they love despite family obligations, financial difficulties, etc. In the documentary we see him and a regular friend of his unfolding their stories regarding the store, Aurilios talking to us directly about his life and a night of action as a DJ.
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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