Roma
Based on Cuarón’s youthful experiences and impressively shot by the director himself in black and white, the film is a... View Article
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Pictures of Ghosts
This year in Sodankylä, there are two exceptionally evocative essays on movie madness. This first one is about the importance... View Article
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Out of Season
Stars of European quality cinema, French actor Guillaume Canet and Italian actress Alba Rohrwacher, deliver unforgettable performances as former lovers... View Article
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Only The River Flows
Due to Chinese cinema’s limited reach in Finland, few are aware that the country also produces dark crime films, film... View Article
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One Sings, the Other Doesn’t
Agnès Varda’s joyous political manifesto One Sings, the Other Doesn’t was released in 1977, two years after abortion was legalised... View Article
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Once Upon a Time in a Forest
Once Upon a Time in a Forest tackles a subject on which Finnish people are more opinionated than educated: the... View Article
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Olipa kerran talvi – ja lunta
The realm of snow and ice gives in. A short film from ninety years ago shows how people can enjoy... View Article
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New Finnish Shorts
Mia Halme: Fabulous Cow Ladies (Finland, 2024, 30 min) An award-winning documentarian with a long career, Mia Halme gained wide... View Article
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Night School of Experimental Cinema
The route passes through cities. In Eginhartz Kantar’s Prelude, fireworks explode in abandoned offices, warehouses, and basements near Leipzig in... View Article
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Frank Capra came to the United States from Italy at the age of five and, after many twists and turns,... View Article
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