“So there are no poems coming to me” is influenced by the novel “Snow”, by Orhan Pamuk. Shot in Beijing and Kars (Turkey) in 2007. It’s a melancholic evocation of lost love.
director: Hannaleena Hauru
music: Lauri Wuolio
I’m examining here how the actual images discuss with images created only by writing.
The film was a part of workshop organized by Nisi Masa – European Network of Young Cinema.
Short film (10 minutes) shot in Summer 2009 in Finland – examining the borderline between platonic and romantic love through two linking time levels. Shot on S16mm with the support of the Finnish Film Foundation, AVEK and YLE. Premiered in
Short film (10 minutes) shot in Summer 2009 in Finland – examining the borderline between platonic and romantic love through two linking time levels. Shot on S16mm with the support of the Finnish Film Foundation, AVEK and YLE. Premiered in
Kaarina (actress Tanja Heinänen) is an unemployed Finnish sawmill worker, who travels to Argentina to work after having enough of the short term jobs and relatioships back up North. The film is a personal statement about the ongoing global transformation
Kaarina (actress Tanja Heinänen) is an unemployed Finnish sawmill worker, who travels to Argentina to work after having enough of the short term jobs and relatioships back up North. The film is a personal statement about the ongoing global transformation
“So there are no poems coming to me” is influenced by the novel “Snow”, by Orhan Pamuk. Shot in Beijing and Kars (Turkey) in 2007. It’s a melancholic evocation of lost love. director: Hannaleena Hauru music: Lauri Wuolio I’m
“So there are no poems coming to me” is influenced by the novel “Snow”, by Orhan Pamuk. Shot in Beijing and Kars (Turkey) in 2007. It’s a melancholic evocation of lost love. director: Hannaleena Hauru music: Lauri Wuolio I’m
“A nordic, but still universal film expressing the search of love in a poetic story of few words. The flawless directing of the film deals with human relations on many levels and with great complexity.” -Jury’s statement: Uppsala International Short
“A nordic, but still universal film expressing the search of love in a poetic story of few words. The flawless directing of the film deals with human relations on many levels and with great complexity.” -Jury’s statement: Uppsala International Short
