Kalak
Kalak, directed by Swedish filmmaker Isabella Eklöf as a Nordic co-production in Greenland, opens with a startling scene: an older... View Article
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Je’vida
The Midnight Sun Film Festival once again includes the landscapes of Lapland and the rights of the Sámi people in... View Article
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Itty Bitty Princess
The main figure of Hannele Lampela’s beloved children’s books, Itty Bitty Princess, has seen adventures in both illustrated books and... View Article
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Into the Night
The wedding festivities of a small mountain town continue long into the evening, until the newlyweds finally retreat to the... View Article
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Green Border
Agnieszka Holland has been a key figure of European cinema for nearly 50 years, but now the director seems more... View Article
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Game of Luck
Roland Barthes once said that photography is death at work. Risto Jarva’s Game of Luck demonstrates that too – at... View Article
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Gidget Goes Hawaiian
Up till the late 1950s, surfing was a sport done by self-styled outsiders who developed their very own culture, whose... View Article
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Family Time
Tia Kouvo’s debut feature is a tragicomedy about two middle-aged sisters who, with their families, spend Christmas at their parents’... View Article
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Evil Does Not Exist
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, who won the Best International Feature Oscar for his previous film Drive My Car (2021) and earned the... View Article
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Failed Emptiness
In the beginning, Failed Emptiness was supposed to be a cycle of short films – cinematic epigrams, melancholic anecdotes about... View Article
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