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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Tour still photographer
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Kartel band member
Dubbing of St. Petersburg interviewer (voice)
Interpreter
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Band manager
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.
2001-09-24
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