Kinomann

This is inspiring in many ways. Go love your life and do what makes you happy. Especially once you are done with working life - if you are lucky enough to work a job that is fun to you ... that's even better. I don't think anyone or many know the man we get to see here. But his passion is quite something. I actually know someone like this - which made me think, why no one did a movie of him yet. I have to rectify that situation for sure.

That aside, there are many little things that work here. If you let them. Because this is about someone who enjoys retirement, by still doing what he likes most: going around showing movies. He knows the technical requirements, he sometimes may be too focused on little things, but if you want to do something right ... it doesn't even matter how much money you are getting. There are many conversations in this and small things that maybe only people who have worked in cinemas will notice (like package where posters are send to cinemas - not sure if that is something that will happen in the future - which I reckon I have seen in London where they use digital screens) ... you have to be open and I am sure this mostly works for people who love movies and cinema going. I can't tell how this will work in the future ... maybe not so much.