Taking opportunity that I have an excellent cinema theater 15 minutes walking from my place, with affordable prices and always empty seats (sadly people hardly go to the movies anymore) […]
Movie review: We Live in Time
Sometimes I still cherish the small pleasure when I have a free evening to spontaneously buy a ticket for the nearest cinema theatre to enjoy a newly released film. Last […]
HIFF Gathers the Largest Film Festival Audience Since the Pandemic
The 36th Helsinki International Film Festival – Love & Anarchy finished on September 24th on a high note with the closing gala screening of Celine Song‘s PAST LIVES. Finland’s biggest […]
HIFF presents the best films of the year including a Cannes stirrer and the new Almodóvar
The Helsinki International Film Festival – Love & Anarchy has announced its programme. The Cannes Grand Prix-winning concentration camp drama THE ZONE OF INTEREST is presented as the Masters Gala […]
Interview with actor Faran Tahir
Although a veteran actor who has played many roles in theater, TV series and movies such as Star Trek and Iron Man, this year seems to be so far the […]
Helsinki Film Festival – A festival for all tastes.
If you have seen endless queues of people waiting patiently outside Lasipalatsi in the centre of Helsinki, do not be surprised. The annual Helsinki Film Festival (Rakkautta & Anarkiaa) is […]
Top 10 movies in Finland 2009
Here you can find the top 10 of movies in the Finnish theaters during the last year with the total number of spectators that watched them. Ice Age 3 leads! […]
Get On!!
{mosimage}Ganes, the long awaited and much advertised film about one of the pioneering Finnish rock and roll bands, opens today. Eero Milonoff, Olavi Uusivirta and Jussi Nikkilä bring the Hurriganes […]
D’OH!
{mosimage} The yellow universe of The Simpsons finally hits the big screen. An environmental disaster, provoked by the one and only Homer Simpson (with a bit of help from his […]
Independence Day with robots
{mosimage} For me and many of my close friends, Transformers was much more than just another science fiction movie project. We belong to a generation that grew up sitting on […]
Goya’s Ghosts
Milos Forman’s new film, Goya´s Ghosts, offers a biography (and it seems that the polemic Czech director never gets tired of the genre) of one of the most important painters […]
He-Men go to war
Take 300: a mixture of one car commercial/remake director, one sexy ‘graphic novel’ (from the creator of Sin City), spiced up with a few speeches about freedom, and served lukewarm […]
Summer of ’84
{mosimage}Kid is a confused girl trying to find her place in this world, between being Swedish and Finnish, and being a child and an adult. Not knowing where she belongs, […]
Finnish gigolo
Juha’s friend agrees to help him to sell his body. Soon their business is booming and Juha is making more money in an hour than in two days at his […]
The King of the Minimoys
{mosimage}There is nothing astonishing new in Besson’s movie, but it outstands due to its innocence, simplicity and the friendly fairy-like characters, the Minimoys, who borrow the voices of Madonna, Snoop […]