Weekend Wrap
September tunes, meaning in the marginal and the finest of flicks
Kairon; IRSE! is a rare breed of musicians that escapes genre-defining conventions.
Rainer PaananenAutumn aesthetics are in full bloom across the arts as the show goes on for cinema and comfy tunes cancel out the cacophony. Take a look at recent creativity from a Finnish perspective.
Peacemaker takes audiences behind the scenes of diplomacy. (Photo: YLE) Read Drama Quarterly’s story
Ervin Latimer cuts through gender roles. (Photo: Hayley Lê) Read our story
The Finnish game industry has matured into a fully functioning quarter-centenarian. (Photo: Veeti Hautanen) Read Pocket Gamer’s story
Tove is an elegant take on one of the most loved Finnish artists. (Photo: Sami Kuokkanen) Read into:screen’s story
Sätilä bends his audiences toward his new song. (Photo: Facebook/Sätilä) Read Giggoer’s story
Finnish cinema keeps the cameras rolling. (Photo: Aino Suni) Read our story
Keep your nose out for the emerging food-tech wave. (Photo: Solar Foods) Read Sifted’s story
Supercell goes cinema. (Photo: Supercell) Read The Verge’s story
Kairon; IRSE! is rhythmic chaos at its best. (Photo: Rainer Paananen) Read Bandcamp’s story