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Get Rhythm

Synopsis

When he was 14, one of Charlie Wilson’s mates picked up a guitar. His rendition of That’ll Be the Day made Charlie’s hair stand on end, making him vow to learn the guitar. Now the lead singer of the Brick Lane Boogie Boys, he plans to continue playing until he drops…
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Year
2010
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
5 mins 41 secs
Format
Digi-Beta
Director
Gualtiero Fisauli
Producer
Gualtiero Fisauli
Editor
Gualtiero Fisauli, Andrea Dutti

Categories

Documentary

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Gualtiero Fisauli

Sales Company

Gualtiero Fisauli

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