Valokeilassa Atte Blom

October. 04,2015

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Documentary Music

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Finland Music Industry

Trailer Synopsis Cast

TV document about the Finnish music producer Atte Blom.

M.A. Numminen as Self (archive footage)

Pelle Miljoona as Self

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