“Markku Lehmuskallio” 共找到 “22” 个相关影视
Maanmuisti
Man lives and leaves traces of himself. It is not true that we came to Earth in order to live. We came to sleep, to have dreams. Already in his early shorts, Lehmuskallio explored cave painting and looked back on the state of the planet before technical progress. He first addressed prehistoric art in Min olen (1992), which this film follows up on. Finns and Sami interviewees, ...
Uhri–elokuvametsst
The Selkup people live along the Taz River in the Taymyr Peninsula. They are fishermen and hunters. The film documents the nomadic life of Yuri Kalin’s family. Finnish ethnographer Kai Donner, father of director Jrn Donner, who produced this film, described the language and culture of Selkups. His writings, as well as the books by Freud and Jung, and the music by Meredith Monk...
来自冻原的七支歌
Filmmaker Anastasia Lupsui, a Nenet who hails from the Russian tundra, has combined Nenet legends with her personal experiences to portray the life of her people under the communist regime. Unfolding in seven separate stories or songs, this exquisite film offers an impressionist view of an ancient culture caught between their traditions and legends and the threat of the modern ...
Skierri,vaivaiskoivujenmaa
In Lapland, a reindeer herder follows the traditional cycles of migratory life, which keep him apart from his home and wife for long periods of time. “Two cultures collide, the minority culture and the majority one. We try to show another way of thinking in this world” (Lehmuskallio). The director spent a year working with reindeer herders before filming to better understand th...
Sininenimettj
A deaf painter in the countryside talks to an angel, hears heavenly music, and attempts to fulfil his destiny, despite the pressures of family and society. At first glance, Sininen imettj may seem an outlier in the filmography of Lehmuskallio. It is not: the reflections regarding the meaning of art and the role of the artist are central to the director’s thought. The Finnish ...
Inuksuk
Baker Lake, west of the Hudson Bay in Canada. A Finnish researcher of Arctic nature and his Inuit assistant are joined at a remote station by a female expert on muskox. Lehmuskallio found in this space a new landscape and a new world: “It is a reduced stage, where only the human figure breaks the horizon.” An inuksuk is a type of stone monument, used by Inuits in caribou huntin...
Anerca,elmnhengitys
Markku Lehmuskallio has devoted a large part of his documentary work to the indigenous people of the Arctic Circle. In this latest film, co-directed with his son Johannes Lehmuskallio, he composes a fascinating poetic ethnography inspired by the singing, dancing, forms of contemporary existence and, above all, the vital breath of these nomad communities mistreated by History.
Elmntanssi
The dancers of the Helsinki Youth Society perform the old Viennese-Karelian wedding dance; these images are juxtaposed to the dance of the various birds. The final instalment in Lehmuskallio’s cycle of short films exploring the relationship between man and nature, in this case illustrated as a study of various ritual dances of both humans and animals. Notably, for the first tim...
Mikmiesmetsuri
An educational piece produced for the Forest Industry Employers’ Union shows the working conditions and future prospects of the foresters and machine drivers. The film is a commissioned work that the director doesn’t include in his official filmography. However, it is still a document of great historical interest, showing us the socio-economic situation of Finland in the late 1...
Miesjollaonkahdetkasvot
“It is a synthesis of the thematic focal points of the previous shorts: the distorted relationship between man and nature, the two-faced nature of man. The film begins with a text about how Lapland’s wilderness is disappearing and how ‘the ruler of the wilderness is rootless today’. The world of this film is contradictory and divided: nature and man meet, their sounds collide, ...
