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It took a dozen years, but in 1952 the greatest dream of sports-crazy Finland finally came true: The Helsinki Olympics happened.

Bitter it is, bitter as love, and just as love, it comes to nothing.

A lonely man living in San Francisco dreams of love and success.

The latest addition to a series of experimental short films by Jarkko Räsänen is KULTAMA, in which he demonstrates the possibilities of...

Happy Independence Day draws a portrait of the citizens of Helsinki during the annual celebration of nationhood. The questions about national...

Edith lives in a world of dreams and memories as well as reality, as a result of dementia. But does she suffer? An attempt to depict the mindset of...

The Gulf War, a media nightmare, violates the homely peace. But are the newspapers only paper, and the news only ink? Is it possible to make sense of...

A young man in his bathtub travels to China, Murmansk and Paris.

The faceless rebel's declaration of war and "a rousing stab into the gunky eye of Finnish amateur cinema"

A short documentary about the Finnish fisherman, ornithologist, philosopher and deep ecologist Pentti Linkola (1932–2020). As the title...

Welcome to the garden. The late summer sun has ripened the fruits in the apple trees. The landscape is reminiscent of Eden. The summery apple...

Pathé Frères, at the time the world's largest company in film production and pioneers in documentary films, visited Kiruna and...

I've been bad but I've been good too wraps the film's materiality in time, the aging body and the multi-generational bodily experience of excess. A...