Finland Movies

A documentary about the elementary school children as they start their first year in Merihaka, Helsinki.

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

Lars is an elderly Swedish man, who has chosen to spend his winters in solitude as a care taker of the few hiking huts next to Sweden's highest mounta...

A dreamlike story of a chair, a woman and a house.

The "brother film" of Legokaupunki, made by Jary and Jiri Kuukkanen´and a few friends between 1977-1980, published by Heimo Kuukkanen. This animation,...

The 1977 animation Legokaupunki is the earliest known brickfilm filmed in Finland and one of the earliest known brickfilms in general. The brickfilm w...

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...

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

During the most magical day of Finnish summer, two young maidens practice folk magic and dance around a Midsummer bonfire.

Pathé Frères, at the time the world's largest company in film production and pioneers in documentary films, visited Kiruna and Malmberget in 1913. The...