Finland Movies

Sculptures are the eyes of the walls and have wartime battle scars. A reflection on changing times with a collage of archival street scenes.

Wäinö Aaltonen began this sculpture in 1917, the year of Finnish independence. For Peippo it represents the generation growing up in the young nation.

Comedy film based on children's books by Jalmari Finne. Plot is unknown.

This is a documentary about the Finnish-Soviet Winter War (Talvisota) of 1939-1940. It contains rare and never before seen footage from the official f...

The inventor experimented with different sound film methods and apparently screened the world’s first usable sound films in Berlin in 1914 and Copenha...

When Finland and the USSR signed a peace agreement in 1944, not everyone found it a reason to celebrate. As many as 420 thousand Karelians had to leav...

Do you reveal your dreams to anyone or do you prefer to keep them for yourself only? A group of people of various age get together deliberately for th...

A centre for women with addictions in Helsinki. The documentary protagonists have lived through a tough experience: many years of struggling with alco...

An amateur set of images, an attempt to make a political documentary about the middle class revolution turns into an essay on the relationship between...

Hammu is the name of the hamster I had as a child. It seemed it was my only friend and being to identify with. One day it disappeared from the cage an...

Film by Paivan Kehra

The work shows pedestrian walk signs painted on the street. The signs have been filmed during one year. The name of the film is also a sign which can...

The film is made up of news photos and short dramatised fragments which Ruutsalo once again manipulated by painting. One of the greatest features of T...

The film Solidarity emphasizes solidarity between workers, office workers and students. It tells about the "Finnish way of life" (a society owned and...

A bird and a bat are neighbors in a tree. Their different lifestyles lead to conflict between them.

Borrowing performance idea from Yoko Ono: the figure entertains her guests by presenting her laundry and explaining how each item became journey.