Del O'Loughlin

I have started doing a fun project for myself of watching a movie from each year that I have been alive. The only criteria that I set for myself was that it had to be a movie I had never watched. I remember as a kid seeing the poster for this movie at the theater in my small town, and always thinking it was a horror movie (the was a devil running a camera). The movie is not a horror, and it is really hard to clarify what exactly it was meant to be, whether a drama, action movie, comedy, or something else. It was very much a movie of its time, almost like a 70s movie made in the early 80s. It took it's time moving along, the acting was a little over the top, but it was fun to see actors that I recognized from other movies. Overall, I thought the movie was fine, but nothing I would recommend others watch.

My wife and I watched this tonight. We needed an uplifting story on a tough day, and this was perfect! It was a really beautiful short documentary about an instrument repair shop for the LA Unified School District. The profiles of the people were all very touching, as were the little kids talking about their love for their instruments. I would highly recommend this to anyone!