We are moving forward with the feature documentary film ‘The Glass Ceiling‘ Creative producer Cornelis Kasander and director Mari Soppela have written an editing plan. Icelandic director Hrafnhildur Gunnarsdóttir has started editing in Reykjavik in Iceland. We hope to release the film in the autumn of 2021, without a lockdown.
We are pleased to be part of the Nordic delegation to the Docs Port Incheon in South-Korea with Lasikatto The Invisible Made Visible.
We’re happy to announce that LASIKATTO – THE INVISIBLE MADE VISIBLE has been selected to represent The Finnish Film Foundation as their wildcard pitch for this year’s Nordisk Panorama Forum for Co-financing of Documentaries in Malmö, Sweden.
We have the pleasure to attend the first Docpoint Impact campaign workshop with Lasikatto in Helsinki in Finland.
Family Files was finally broadcasted on the Finnish TV Yle Teema on Tue Nov 28 & Wed Nov 29 and for one week on Yle Areena until the Eve of Finland’s Independence Day Dec 6, 2017.
We are happy to announce that the feature documentary Lasikatto has received a generous development subside from AVEK and The Finnish Film Foundation.
Image: Axe Girl by Barmalizer
Kuka piru pimeässä näkee esitetään Kemijärvi-päivien aikana 26-27.6.2015 Kemijärvellä. Elokuvan ohjaaja Mari Soppela, hänen isänsä, elokuvan päähenkilö, Kari Soppela ja elokuvamusiikin säveltäjä Leo Anemaet ovat läsnä elokuvan kahdessa ilmaisnäytöksessä pe klo 18:00 ja la klo 17:00. Tervetuloa!
‘Who the Devil Can See in the Dark – a search for the missing father‘, Conner Mckissack, Helsinki: Finland Today (FI)
The world premiere of Who the Devil Can See in The Dark by Mari Soppela will take place on 28 January 2015 at the Docpoint – Helsinki Documentary Film Festival, Finland.