Heikki Partanen

Based on Lauri Viita's fairy tale. In Kukunor, two trolls, Kukunor and Kalahari, read books and travel the world in their dreams.

The fairy Illusia and the goblin Pessi meet. Pessi, who has only recently become independent, is a member of the Pessimists' family. They are proud of their practical and sensible attitude to life. Illusia's father, on the other hand, is Mr Illusioni, a famous visionary living on a rainbow.

A man suffering from paranoia and delusions is convinced that the city water source is contaminated

A 13 part paper cutout animation series from Finland, the premise was to teach manners to children. Every episode is themed around a new scenario and ends with a character learning a lesson related to their behaviour. The stories follow two little piglets named Hinku and Vinku as they face various characteristics and traits within others and themselves. The themes include: Pride, Bravery, Courtesy, Greed, Laziness, Envy, Credulity, Vanity, Sulking, Hurry, Help, Friendship and Personality.

In 17th-century Pohjola, young Antti Puuhaara is looking for himself, because he has grown up with no knowledge of his childhood. Two actors, the tragedian and the comedian, who were banished from Tsarist Russia to Karelia, had predicted to the crooked merchant Markki Bohattov that Antti's fate would become intertwined with his own. When Antti falls in love with Bohattov's daughter Darja, the father has to arrange for her to marry the tar merchant Arho Mustahatu.

Art documentary film.

Based on Lauri Viita's fairy tale. In Kukunor, two trolls, Kukunor and Kalahari, read books and travel the world in their dreams.

The fairy Illusia and the goblin Pessi meet. Pessi, who has only recently become independent, is a member of the Pessimists' family. They are proud of their practical and sensible attitude to life. Illusia's father, on the other hand, is Mr Illusioni, a famous visionary living on a rainbow.

The fairy Illusia and the goblin Pessi meet. Pessi, who has only recently become independent, is a member of the Pessimists' family. They are proud of their practical and sensible attitude to life. Illusia's father, on the other hand, is Mr Illusioni, a famous visionary living on a rainbow.

The fairy Illusia and the goblin Pessi meet. Pessi, who has only recently become independent, is a member of the Pessimists' family. They are proud of their practical and sensible attitude to life. Illusia's father, on the other hand, is Mr Illusioni, a famous visionary living on a rainbow.

A man suffering from paranoia and delusions is convinced that the city water source is contaminated

A man suffering from paranoia and delusions is convinced that the city water source is contaminated

A 13 part paper cutout animation series from Finland, the premise was to teach manners to children. Every episode is themed around a new scenario and ends with a character learning a lesson related to their behaviour. The stories follow two little piglets named Hinku and Vinku as they face various characteristics and traits within others and themselves. The themes include: Pride, Bravery, Courtesy, Greed, Laziness, Envy, Credulity, Vanity, Sulking, Hurry, Help, Friendship and Personality.

A 13 part paper cutout animation series from Finland, the premise was to teach manners to children. Every episode is themed around a new scenario and ends with a character learning a lesson related to their behaviour. The stories follow two little piglets named Hinku and Vinku as they face various characteristics and traits within others and themselves. The themes include: Pride, Bravery, Courtesy, Greed, Laziness, Envy, Credulity, Vanity, Sulking, Hurry, Help, Friendship and Personality.

In 17th-century Pohjola, young Antti Puuhaara is looking for himself, because he has grown up with no knowledge of his childhood. Two actors, the tragedian and the comedian, who were banished from Tsarist Russia to Karelia, had predicted to the crooked merchant Markki Bohattov that Antti's fate would become intertwined with his own. When Antti falls in love with Bohattov's daughter Darja, the father has to arrange for her to marry the tar merchant Arho Mustahatu.

In 17th-century Pohjola, young Antti Puuhaara is looking for himself, because he has grown up with no knowledge of his childhood. Two actors, the tragedian and the comedian, who were banished from Tsarist Russia to Karelia, had predicted to the crooked merchant Markki Bohattov that Antti's fate would become intertwined with his own. When Antti falls in love with Bohattov's daughter Darja, the father has to arrange for her to marry the tar merchant Arho Mustahatu.

Art documentary film.

Art documentary film.