Unikino

05/01/2016

We’re seeking a group of boys based in the UK, to come along for an interrail trip through Europe next summer. More info on this independent documentary film: www.interrailmovie.com

01/10/2014

Our "quick documentary" THE CLIMATE GAME done in 7 days ( subtitled in few minutes :) was chosen for shortlist in global Action4Climate competition. After the People's Climate March it feels good to watch this film again and notice that actually somethings has change since 2013, referring to Roope Mokka's interview about no political mobilization!
See the film here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpVgR7xE_ic
(and we are featured in WorldBank site, nice )

27/01/2014

My Stuff chosen as One of the seven films, selected to Magnificent7. Yippee!

I feel the festival more to be Ten Minutes Older, to bring in the title of the legendary short documentary by Herz Frank. The opening film of this European Feature Documentary Festival.

26/12/2013

Kurkkaa Tavarataivas Yle Areenasta ja käy äänestämässä meille yksi Jussi-patsas. Oltais tosi kiitollisia :)

http://www.mtv.fi/jussigaala/

Jussi-gaalassa palkitaan parhaimmat suomalaisen elokuvan tekijät.

20/12/2013

Hyvää joulua ystävät! Ei olla kuvauksissa tänä jouluna. Kyllä niitä dokkareita voi sitten tammikuussakin tehdä. :)

Let's not film anything this X-mas, and a happy new year!

-Unikino's team

19/12/2013

My Stuff review at ScreenDaily "This is an often surprising documentary that eschews the polemical for a wry and gentle reflection on Western culture’s relationship with the things that it owns."

http://www.screendaily.com/reviews/the-latest/-my-stuff/5051968.article?blocktitle=Latest-Reviews&contentID=1479

Dir: Petri Luukkainen. Finland. 2012. 80mins

19/12/2013

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUBVl0FG6Yc&feature=youtu.be

The rules of the film: 1) One year experiment 2) All stuff into a storage 3) One item back per day 4) Don't buy any stuff. A Petri Luukkainen Film. www.MyStu...

19/12/2013

Hello world. Good to set-up our own Unikino the FB page, because there are more films to come.