90 minutes about an Italian 80's has-been "disco" performer who didn't sing his own songs and the actual singer who never got the credit. This story is not unique. Music producers did this frequently back then: Milli Vanilli just got caught. Really? Who really gives a f?

This movie made me fall in love with Italo-Disco and Den Harrow! What a good movie. I did not know anything about this subject before, but now I want to find out more.

This documentary is so much fun to watch! It's fast pace, it's funny and it shows each side of the story so well. Director (Jonathan Sutak) lets audience to decide who they will sympathize with at the end of the film. European pop market in the 80s had lots of acts that had an image ( people on the cover) and the voices ( people in the studio). Best known in the USA is Milli Vanilli but there were so many more: Den Harrow, Boney M, London Boys, Radiorama and the list goes on and on. Truth eventually always comes out and there is always a price to pay. See this film and leave a feedback about what did you think of this story and who's side are you on? I promise you will enjoy this film and the music you discover might be a good edition to your music collection. ( Den Harrow's original albums, now owned by Sony Music and are not available on any platform, you might get more luck buying old vinyls and CDs on eBay). Send an email to Sony music asking to release Den Harrow on iTunes and other platforms please!