SYNOPSIS

A film about land, generation gaps, and things coming to an end.

This film follows the human fates of a 150-year-old gold miner community living in the distant Lapland wilderness beyond telephone networks. Their peaceful life comes to an end when a new law forces them to abandon their way of living. Depicted through painting-like visual expression, this warm, bittersweet, and universal story tells about the only permanent thing there is: change.

Feature documentary, estimated running time: 80 minutes.

Directed, written and cinematography by: Juho-Pekka Tanskanen

Produced by: Isabella Karhu

Co-produced by: Dirk Manthey

Additional cinematography: Mikko Kelloniemi

Edited by: Markus Leppälä

Sound design by: Janis Grossman-Alhambra