Underskog

Come and see new shorts films that are made in a different way.
Making good films doesn’t need to be expensive and slow. More and more young filmmakers around Europe have been getting excited about the “Kino Movement” that origins in Montreal, Canada. “Kino” groups are rapidly multiplying around the world, and there’s already over 50 groups organising international events, where filmmakers gather to create short films in one week of just a few days. The group spirit is strong, and the films are usually a bit weird.
One of these groups is “Kino Euphoria” in Helsinki. Finnish filmmaker Hannaleena Hauru and finnish artist Tuulia Kallio from the group will be presenting 20 short film pearls (intermission included) made in 2010-2013 during the international collaborations by “Kino Euphoria”. You’ll be seeing horror, cute animals, half naked girls and boys – and a lot more.

Free entry (-but if you want, you can buy wine for the hosts). The place is not big, so come early if you want to sit. All films are in English or subtitled in English.
More about Kino:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kino_%28movement%29
The Finnish culture organisation behind “Kino Euphoria”:
http://euphoriaborealis.net/en