“engrossing and warmhearted…3 1/2 of 4 stars” – Richard Roeper, Sun-Times
Iconic Chicago record store Dusty Groove has been buying vinyl collections for over 20 years. But how can one put a price tag on something so personal as another’s music? Owner and Vinyl Buyer Rick Wojcik walks us into the homes – and stories – of strangers, digging their jazz, soul and hip hop records, buying their once-prized possessions. Each seller shares a common reason: they face a major life transition. The documentary is a collection of intimate narratives, akin to a record album of songs. About love, loss, and our deep connection to music.
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“engrossing and warmhearted…3 1/2 of 4 stars” – Richard Roeper, Sun-Times
“The perfect film…about what we keep, what we let go and why music always matters.” – South Arts
“touching” – The WOLF Internet Radio
“moving” – St. Louis International Film Festival
“Directed with a heart full of soul” – @KQEDarts
“…a lot more than a story about vinyl” – Block Club Chicago
“…does a great job of getting at the complexity of the world of records” – Medea Research Lab, Malmo University