Finland: Aino Suni - Retrospective

With the tape measure as an icebreaker at the pub, Pirjo searches for perfection in his life. The goal is to find a symmetrical partner to create perfect offspring. The obsessive pursuit goes so far that the result feels more surreal than good.

Sulo wants to live his life, with wooden wolf figures and throat singing. One day Sulo visits his ex-girlfriend but is greeted by her daughter. Sulo then learns that it is also his daughter! He reluctantly helps his daughter move. The film competed in the world's biggest short film festival in France Clermont-Ferrand 2012.

With the soul in focus and the goal of becoming a part of eternity, this cult does whatever it takes to achieve its dream. Niilo, a young member, falters on his path but still wants to believe that the community is the right one for him as the end approaches. In a double sense.

Sini decides to sneak out and meet her internet date. Or yes, she doesn't need to sneak. In stark contrast to the pastel university that is Sini's room stands Henri's dark blue Saab. Is she 12? 16? It doesn’t make a difference; age is just a number after all.

The more steps that are taken on this mountain hike, the more the mystery thickens. There is something in the forest, for sure. A feeling, a state that one of our main characters can't seem to let go of. A power struggle both between the couple in question and the supernatural.

See how he blends in with the kids! In the music video for Finnish DJ and musician Alex Mattson's summery song Good Kids, actor Matti Onnismaa glides along on a segway. The sun is shining and there are high fives and get-spinned-in-the-shopping-cart joks.

Delicious forest-filmed music video with a white dress code and vibes of cult and oppression. "You're guilty like Clare Quilty", raps Linda-Maria Raninen, aka Mercedes Bentso, in pure Finnish in Lolita-flashing hard-boiled hip-hop song.

First company party and Eva is the queen on the dance floor. Happy and free, she moves to the music. But the joy is unfortunately short-lived when she suddenly realizes that she is the only one dancing and that all her colleagues are staring at her. The embarrassment is total!

A music video for an irresistible and sensual disco song. We are thrown into an unsafe, glittering, symbolic nightclub environment where sunlight is as absent as boredom. You can even smoke indoors! The safest card is perhaps to dance.