All posts tagged "Finland"
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1.7KFilm & TVFilm Review: Compartment No. 6
A Finnish woman boards a train from Moscow to the arctic port of Murmansk. and is forced to share a tiny sleeping car with a Russian miner. By the end of the long journey, they will have changed each other.
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1.5KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Päntsdrunk, by Miska Rantanen
Päntsdrunk is a refreshing take on the personal-development genre. Fresh out of Finland, it encourages drinking at home, alone, in your underwear.
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611Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival Review: Gold Coast
A botanist arrives in Danish Guinea to start up a commercial coffee plantation & attempts to overthrow the corrupt forces using the natives for their own gain.
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631Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival Review: The Wave
Norway's most spectacular tourist destination is threatened by the collapse of the overlooking fjord, causing a tsunami to hit the tourist-filled town.
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699Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival Review: The Together Project
A 40-plus crane operator falls in love with a fiery young woman he spots in a café. He discovers she is a swimming instructor and enlists as her student.
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1.2KFilm & TVScandinavian Film Festival Review: Absolution
Driving home from a party one night, a pregnant woman goes into premature labour and is involved in an accident which results in a devastating friendship.
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994Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival Review: Sparrows
A teenager is uprooted from friends and familiar surroundings to live with his father and paternal grandmother six years after divorce split their family.
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612Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival 2016
The 3rd annual Scandinavian Film Festival will present some of the most exciting and fresh dramas, documentaries and comedies from Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland.
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698Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival Review: Raspberry Boat Refugee
A Finnish man who is Sweden’s biggest fan-boy with strong childhood memories, get the opportunity to switch identities with a suicidal Swedish psychiatrist.
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1.7KFilm & TVScandinavian Film Festival Review: They Have Escaped (He Ovat Paenneet)
A stuttering, shy army drop-out is sent to work at a home for troubled children where he meets and runs away with a troubled seventeen year old girl.
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649Film & TVScandinavian Film Festival: A Patriotic Man
The true story of a down-on-his-luck man who faces the moral dilemma of using his blood for doping when it becomes a secret weapon for the Finnish ski team.
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777Film & TV2015 Scandinavian Film Festival
The Scandinavian Film Festival returns on 22 July with over 20 of the best Nordic comedies, thrillers & dramas from Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Iceland
