Pilno metro. Kino „triukšmautojas“, garso režisierius Vidmantas Kazlauskas

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Garso režisierius Vidmantas Kazlauskas atveria iki šiol mažai pažintos kino profesijos virtuvę - sinchroninių triukšmų garsintojų darbą. Vidmantas save vadina paprasčiau - „triukšmautoju“. Kaip atrasti tam tikrų garsų atitikmenis? Kokia atsakomybė krinta ant garso režisieriaus pečių?Kino žurnalistė Ieva Šukytė apžvelgia du Vilniaus dokumentinių filmų festivalyje rodomus filmus - „Paskutinės dienos prie jūros“ ir „Kruvina nosis, tuščios kišenės“.Ved. Austėja Kuskienė

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