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707 articles available in total starting from 29/05/2002. Last article published on 18/04/2024.

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New Finnish crime and relationship dramas take centre stage at the Berlinale Series Market

New Finnish crime and relationship dramas take centre stage at the Berlinale Series Market

BERLINALE 2024: The panellists opined that TV audiences still need to be seduced by intriguing stories, and they’ve got to be hooked faster  

24/02 | Berlinale 2024 | EFM

Review: Afterwar

Review: Afterwar

BERLINALE 2024: Birgitte Stærmose’s immersive and uncategorisable film, shot over a period of 15 years, was made in close collaboration with its four Kosovar protagonists  

21/02 | Berlinale 2024 | Panorama

Five Nordic composers unpack scoring, collaborating with directors and unleashing creativity at the EFM

Five Nordic composers unpack scoring, collaborating with directors and unleashing creativity at the EFM

BERLINALE 2024: The HARPA-nominated professionals explored their work on recent hits such as Apolonia, Apolonia and Smoke Sauna Sisterhood  

21/02 | Berlinale 2024 | EFM

John Skoog’s sophomore feature, Redoubt, toplined by Denis Lavant, in post-production

John Skoog’s sophomore feature, Redoubt, toplined by Denis Lavant, in post-production

Staged by Ruben Östlund’s Plattform Produktion, the picture is inspired by Karl-Göran Persson, a real-life farmer known as a good Samaritan on the verge of madness  

05/02 | Production | Funding | Sweden/Finland/ Netherlands/Italy/Denmark/Switzerland/UK

Review: Sebastian

Review: Sebastian

The complex connection between lived experience and the written word is at the heart of Mikko Makela’s London-set sophomore feature  

05/02 | Sundance 2024 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Jenni Luhta, Lauri Luhta • Directors of Moses

Interview: Jenni Luhta, Lauri Luhta • Directors of Moses

“Freud is not the most empathetic person in the world, but you do develop some empathy for him later on”

We got the low-down on this experimental film helmed by the directorial duo, in which Sigmund Freud meets Moses  

05/02 | IFFR 2024 | Tiger Competition

Review: Children of War and Peace

Review: Children of War and Peace

Ville Suhonen’s new documentary is dotted with archive footage as it explores the pro-military indoctrination of Finnish youngsters from the first post-war period onwards  

02/02 | IFFR 2024 | Big Screen Competition

Review: Natatorium

Review: Natatorium

An air of threat comes and goes around the family at the centre of Helena Stefánsdóttir’s stylish debut  

01/02 | IFFR 2024 | Bright Future

Mikko Mäkelä • Director of Sebastian

Interview: Mikko Mäkelä • Director of Sebastian

“There's no way you can write without infusing it with your personal experiences and your perspective”

We met up with the director of this very intimate portrait of a young man on a journey to find his place in society  

29/01 | Sundance 2024 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Review: Moses

Review: Moses

Jenni and Lauri Luhta’s newest feature contemplates the birth of monotheism through art history and a performance of Sigmund Freud’s final book  

29/01 | IFFR 2024 | Tiger Competition

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