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More From Finland Today:

• ‘The Dog Stars’ Film Review: Ridley Scott Finds Hope in the Wasteland
• ‘Mutiny’ Film Review: Statham, Sea and Savage Thrills
• Cultural Services in Espoo and Vantaa Under Pressure From 500-Job Threat
• The Search for Finland’s Eurovision Entry Starts Now
• GALLERY: Inside Flow Festival Day 2 with 32,000 Attendees
• Finnish ‘Backwood Madness’ Wins Top Horror Honor
• 32,000 Turn Out for Flow Festival’s Opening Day
• ‘IKINÄ & The Choir of Hecate’ Gig Review: No Snow Whites Here
• 700,000 Stories: Helsinki Celebrates Its Growing Population
• ‘The End of Oak Street’ Film Review: A Lynchian Time Warp with Jurassic Ambitions
• Hell Awaits: Helsinki’s Heavy Metal Weekend Is Calling
• ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Film Review: The Antichrist Wears Plastic Overalls
• Scorpions Still Sting in Helsinki
• ‘Deathstalker’ Film Review: A Bloody Good Time
• Patti Smith Brings Horses to the Water at Allas Pool
• ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Film Review: When the View Is Better Than the Ride
• Pori, Under Jalen Ngonda’s Spell
• GALLERY: Sunlit Friday Frames at Pori Jazz
• ‘The Odyssey’ Film Review: Nolan’s Greek Epic Trades Dust for Pure Cinematic Voltage
• 66,000 Fans Make Tuska 2026 the Biggest in Festival History
• Chanting for a Guitar God: Megadeth Rules Tuska in a Heavy Metal Downpour
• The Tuska Lineup Is Too Good to Skip – Here Are 10 Standouts
• Teemu Mäntysaari: Megadeth’s Finnish Guitar Ace on the Band’s Final Chapter
• Finland on Alert as Suspected Drones Trigger Early-Morning Lockdown in Uusimaa; The Temporary Airspace Ban Is Now Lifted
• ‘In the Grey’ Film Review: From Slow Burn to Snatch-Speed