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Into the Forest I Go (Sielunmetsä)

Directed By
Anu Kuivalainen
Produced By
Past Presentation
Cinema Verde
Nature Award
2018
Into the Forest I Go (Sielunmetsä)
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Into the Forest I Go (Sielunmetsä)
91
Minutes
Minute
Forests
,
Conservation
,
Culture
Finland
2017

This film transforms how the Finnish identify with nature into pictures spoken by different voices; both the famous Finnish environmentalist, Pentti Linkola, and the Finnish writer, Juha Hurme, are featured in the film as well as the director. Set entirely in forest, the protagonists sleep under spruce trees, make art, hunt with their dogs, hold techno raves in the summer night, and earn a living as forest owners. As the film progresses, we gain a view of the forest as a biological organism, as a spiritual retreat for humans, as a source of inspiration, and as a complete living environment supporting us all.

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