In a Musty, Misty Thicket

Maarit Suomi-Väänänen
New work

Down in a mysterious, musty thicket on a deserted island, a pot is bubbling over a smoking campfire, around which Pik Mama and Missy are spending a hic-day in the forest. Weird and uncanny things are going on.

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Money

Aimo Hyvärinen
New work

A monk meditates in the mountains while somebody counts notes elsewhere. At the same time a radio program announces stock exchange quotations.

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Money Is a Crime

Aimo Hyvärinen
New work

If one thinks about the global or European economy, the idea that money is a mechanical product seems somewhat out of date when one considers all the possibilities that metadata and clever chips can have in the monetary processes and their value chains.

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Borderlands

Mark Roberts Minna Rainio
New work

Borderlands is a three-channel installation which takes the Finnish-Russian border as its central theme. The piece uses fact, fiction and fantasy to investigate how the presence of the border affects people living on either side.

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Lobster Love From The Deep

Anssi Kasitonni
New work

The perplexing combination of road, disco and skate movie deals with the essential unpredictability of life. The technical innovations in the stage sets, cinematography and editing define the rhythm of the strange story. An enthusiasm for the craft of filmmaking is obvious. 

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Love Flies So High, Beyond The Reach of Human Mind

Teemu Mäki
New work

A poem in Finnish and Russian by Muhammad Ibn 'Arabi (1165-1240 AD) portrays love as a power that both tortures and nourishes human beings, and does not really care about individuals but instead darts from one person to the next unexpectedly and changing both its location and direction.

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Reported Missing

Petra Lindholm
New work

Through dreamy landscapes of visions and fantasies 'Reported Missing' takes us to a world of feelings. The video begins with a bittersweet sadness. It describes the loss of someone or maybe a farewell. Gradually the viewer becomes aware of being on a journey which is so universal that it suddenly becomes part of us all.

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Heavy Snowflakes

Anu Pennanen
New work
An elderly couple approaches the camera in a snowy countryside road lit by the front lights of a car. The cars come and go. The passing headlights reveal the faces of the couple. The video builds up an impression of distance, closeness and anticipation: Things confronted in the relationship between parents and their adult... Read more »

The-Heavy-Metal-Pain-Show

Marko Lampisuo
New work

Pain has become popular culture and the heavy metal is the new folk music of Finland. The members of the band Utu have their finger on the pulse of the time. They play brutal heavy metal and discipline each other in their ‘outrageously painful’ acts.

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The Rider

Pekka Sassi
New work
A mysterious rider with the test image for video signal. The dramaturgy is stripped down to image and sound.
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Real Snow White

Pilvi Takala
New work

The absurd logic of the 'real character' and the extreme rules of Disneyland become apparent when a real fan of Snow White is banned from entering the theme park dressed as Snow White.

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Red Dawn, A Civilian Remake

Lena Séraphin
New work
The work examines war from a civilian perspective, it is based on the 1984 American film ‘Red Dawn’. Set in the near future, a communist invasion of the United States forces civilians to defend themselves. The remake of the original film is a combination of the persistent sound of fire, an... Read more »

Reindeer's Urban Visit

Mari Keski-Korsu
New work
On a sunny summer’s day, a stuffed reindeer called Paavo decides to take a walk across the city of Helsinki. Unused to the urban culture, Paavo has many interesting experiences: tourists photograph and hug it, a Finnish MEP and former minister Liisa Jaakonsaari criticises its antlers, and it meets other stuffed... Read more »

Relics

Kalle Hamm
New work

“Relics” consists of direct and indirect quotations taken from the collection of the Vuojoki Mansion historical library. By using the quotes, the film explores issues of imagery, textuality and sound.

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Rentyhorn

Sasha Huber
New work
In the work Rentyhorn, Huber renames a mountain that has been known by the name of an influential Swiss-born naturalist and racist from the late 1800s’, Louis Agassiz. The mountain's new name Rentyhorn commemorates Renty, a slave who Agassiz ordered to be photographed on a South Carolina plantation “to prove the... Read more »

Reverse

Denise Ziegler
New work
A reversing truck is mimicked using a torch and a human voice. Read more »

Ridestar

Hannaleena Heiska
New work

A painterly, operatic work about escapism, sublime emotions, and desperate love. Its soundtrack is the aria Ah! Non mi ridestar! from Jules Massenet`s opera Werther. The first scene looks like an empty, austere landscape. Then the camera moves to close-ups of a hairy creature that at first remains unidentified.

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Rigid Regime

Erkka Nissinen
New work

An armless outsider observer arrives by helicopter to inspire the local community.

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Possessed

Minna Suoniemi
New work
A woman dressed in black is holding a candle, spitting fire and drooling. Then, in reverse, she takes the spit and fire back into her mouth. The act is repeated in a loop. "I don't want to be bad, somehow the demon just slips out before I can hold my tongue. To the one you care most about, whom you want to... Read more »

Weed

Denise Ziegler
New work
Weeds are being destroyed with a propane burner. Read more »

Broken/Sculphur #1

Teemu Mäki
New work

Two channel video installation. The installation deals with two extremes of control, the human in contrast to the the animal nature. 

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Hanger-on

Juha Mäki-Jussila
New work

Hanger-on is an off the road movie, set in the Finnish forests. We follow a solitary and aimless wanderer, hanging from Tarzan’s liana. Along his journey, he is forced to face not only the harsh nature but also himself.

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