Friday, March 10, 2017

Golgata / Golgotha



Tampere Film Festival
Kotimainen kilpailu 8
P13 | 10.3. FRI/PE 14:00 | PLEVNA 2
L34 | 11.3. SAT/LA 16:00 | PLEVNA 5

GOLGATA
GOLGOTHA
Ulla Heikkilä | Finland 2016 | Fiction | 28 min

C: Nuua Kosminen (Inari), Irina Pulkka (Minna), Janne Reinikainen (Elias), Alva Pulkkinen (Kerttu).

Juho Milonoff (Antero), Marjaana Maijala (Sara), Myrsky Moila (Vertti), Verne Viitala (Väinö), Ona Kamu (Jatta), Marc Gassot (Peter), Alina Tomnikov (Mila), Vera Paasilinna (Frida), Vilma Salmi (balloon seller).

Songs include: "Vappulaulu" (Toivo Kuula, Larin-Kyösti) perf. Ylioppilaskunnan laulajat joht. Pasi Hyökki 2013. "Lopun runoelma" (Tytti Arola, Marina Tsvetayeva) perf. Ona Kamu. "Ev'ry Night and Ev'ry Day" (Jimmy Reed, Aira Puurtinen) perf. Honey B and T-Bones. "Our Father Which Art in Heaven" (trad. arr. Don Robey) perf. Original Five Blind Boys (Jackson Harmoneers), 1950.

TFF: 10-year-old Inari is preparing for the traditional May Day celebrations with her enthusiastic mother and reluctant father. In order to ensure an enjoyable evening for everyone Inari decides to make a deal with God.

Kymmenvuotias Inari valmistautuu perinteiseen vapunpäivän juhlintaan innostuneen äitinsä ja vastahakoisen isänsä kanssa. Taatakseen kaikille mukavan illan Inari päättää tehdä sopimuksen Jumalan kanssa
. TFF

AA: A tragicomical May Day party at a home with artistic friends. The dysfunctional father (Janne Reinikainen) is suffering from writer's block and to his horror learns that the subject of his great project, The Wandering Jew, is being adopted by others for an imminent production at the National Theatre. All this is seen from the viewpoint of the teenage daughter Inari who has made a pact with God, but her disappointment in the result is infinite. Music is important in this performance-driven film by a strong cast, especially "The Poem of the End" by Marina Tsvetayeva sung by Ona Kamu.

The title of the film refers to the way of both father and daughter.

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