Olavi Uusivirta: Auringon lapsi
Music
Overview
Four musicians carry their instruments to the strange tower of a hundred-year-old brick building. Their tour has been cancelled but they need to play one more gig, even without an audience.
Olavi Uusivirta
Olavi Uusivirta
Self – Singer
Olavi Uusivirta
Self – Singer
Timo Kämäräinen
Timo Kämäräinen
Self – Guitarist
Timo Kämäräinen
Self – Guitarist
Olli Krogerus
Olli Krogerus
Self – Drummer
Olli Krogerus
Self – Drummer
Jaakko Kämäräinen
Jaakko Kämäräinen
Self – Bassist
Jaakko Kämäräinen
Self – Bassist
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