See the Smiling Sibelius and Witness the Lucid Colours of Claire Aho at a Free Exhibit in Helsinki Centre At a time when most Finns are apprehensive about the future of their own country, a photo exhibition has quietly made its way to the public, which presents a crystal clear account of Finland's past.
Finnish Funny Man Ismo Leikola Set to Tour His Homeland The Funniest Person in the World is back in his home country, Finland.
The Once-Closed Military Island Lonna Might Be the Next Hot Spot For Helsinki’s Locals and Tourists Lonna is a relatively new fixture on Helsinki's "what to do" list but even in it's infancy shows promise of becoming the next hot spot for both locals and tourists.
Over 2 Million Saunas in Finland And The First Public Luxury One Will Rise in Helsinki The luxurious public sauna is a modern architectural addition that will (hopefully) compliment the neighbourhood and rival the existing landmarks in close proximity to Helsinki's city centre.
How to Make the Perfect Coffee at Home How to make the perfect coffee at home? Conner Mckissack explains.
In Citizenfour Somebody Could Come Through The Door at Any Moment As an American, I too was splashed with the media's turkey baster following the decision to charge Snowden with three felonies in June of 2013. What's significant about Citizenfour is, it really starts to dig through the meat and bones of the topic.
4.4 The Unbelievable Big Game Makes You Believe The Unbelievable Big Game is an adventure. It's incredible. It's loud, active, and shakes the theater. It's ridiculous. It's a movie that feels like America, mid 80's.
Faith over flair – Chinese New Year celebration shows the magic of Orient What impresses me the most about this holiday is not the duration or the flair with which the programs unfold, but the faith.
Charlie Hebdo exhibit ‘Minä olen Charlie’ shows that terrorism brings people closer to one another The Finnish response to Paris attacks 'Minä Olen Charlie' can be seen at the Arabianranta library from now through the month of May.
One tunnel between Helsinki and Tallinn – a lifetime of prosperity On Wednesday, the City of Helsinki released information to the public summarising a pre-feasibility study of building a rail tunnel between Helsinki and Tallinn.
Here are 4 tips that help you find your dream job in Finland Are you looking for a meaningful job in Finland? Here are four tips offered by the experts and students at the discussion panel 'International Finland' of the Social Scientst' Career Fair held in January.
Ne Me Quitte Pas suggests that without pain there is no pleasure In 'Ne Me Quitte Pas' (2013) we see this two-man support team rolling aimlessly through the days following Marcel's breakup with his wife as the two of them attempt to answer the surreal question of "how it's all going to end."
We Were Rebels – a fusion of rugged political landscape and optimism We Were Rebels offers a cross-section of the rugged political landscape as well the eternal optimism of a population that knows nothing besides struggle and destruction.
Who the Devil Can See in the Dark – a search for the missing father Finnish director Mari Soppela takes us through a different rabbit's hole in 2015 with Who the Devil Can See in the Dark (2014).
Emptying the Skies exposes the brutal world of bird traps Conner Mckissack reviews Douglas Kass's 2013 documentary 'Emptying the Skies'.
Rwanda’s ambassador wishes Finns would spend face-to-face time with the mountain gorillas Conner Mckissack interviews Venetia Sebudandi, the ambassador of Rwanda, about the similarities of Finland and Rwanda, the tropical highland and the endangered mountain gorillas.
Sasha Huber shoots back at racial profiling with portraits of iconic figures Shooting Stars is an alphabetised collection of influential faces of selected individuals who were murdered for political, philosophical, and even ethnical reasons.
