Jossain on valo joka ei sammu

Pauli is a successful flutist who is going through some tough times. After a nervous breakdown, he returns from Helsinki to his hometown in the province. Here he meets his former classmate Iris, who is engaged in experimental music. Her chaotic energy captivates Pauli, who has always strived only for perfection. In these unexpected sound experiments, each of them finds solace and new meanings. Read more The full-length debut of Finnish director Lauri-Matti Parpei was called one of the most interesting films of the Cannes festival by The Guardian. In the tape, the director combined two musical genres, incompatible at first glance - classical music and experimental noise, and all performances were recorded live. Balancing drama and humor, he shows how creativity becomes a form of therapy. As critics note, the tradition of restrained Finnish humor, familiar to the audience from the films of Aki Kaurismäki, is also well felt here.