Elina Knihtilä

Isom 2022-01-20 08:02:41

After watching for less than 1 minute, I knew that the director must be the director of Le Havre, whether it’s the stage-like dialogue, the lighting at an angle of 30 degrees, or almost all fixed-camera shots, even with high contrast. The emphasis on green hues, live band performances that often...

Shanie 2022-04-19 09:02:44

The first story tells the story of a man named Kahd. He is a Syrian refugee who smuggled into Helsinki on a coal ship and stayed in a local shelter with little vision for the future. The protagonist of the second story is Vikstrom, who was originally a businessman but made a fortune at the gambling...

Johnathan 2022-03-19 09:01:08

He left his former residence and his alcoholic wife, and gambled to win a restaurant; he left his homeland and the heartbreaking place where there was frequent artillery fire and smuggled to Helsinki. He doesn't want to go back when he has a home, where there are only cold walls and silent stares; he can't go back when he has a home, where there are only scorched ruins and barren land. To pick up his wife, with a wedding ring around her neck; to pick up her sister, a siren sounded in the distance. Tell you, hope is still there.

Kristoffer 2022-03-16 09:01:07

Three and a half. See also the subject of refugees. The shooting is very unique, not in a high-level or deliberately realistic way. The first half of the Syrian refugees and the ordinary Finnish middle class are parallel. You are wondering how the director will make these two. When the characters converge, the two parties' respective punches make the development direction of the whole story abruptly changed. If Finland has a censorship system similar to that of the General Directorate, it is estimated that the reviewing officials will be separated by this for a while.