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Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles

February 18, 2007March 2, 2010

Riding Alone for Thousand of Miles is a movie that flows peacefully and is well-balanced, just as the main character Gou-ichi Takata (played by Ken Takakura) faces the problems of […]

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Grinderman – Grinderman

February 18, 2007

Cave sounds revitalized, trying to be dark and noisy as he hasn’t been since Henry’s Dream. Grinderman is an incorrect band, even naughty with a low-fi punk blues approach. The […]

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The teddy bear sings freakfolk

February 18, 2007

      Your father is British and your mother is Finnish, but it seems that you strongly identify with your Finnish side (your band’s name is Nalle – Finnish […]

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Metal God’s predictions

February 18, 2007

“I love Finland. I was there recently, a couple of weeks ago. I visited to some Finnish friends who are helping me to put my future website together,“ KK says. […]

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An easterly breeze hits Kiasma

February 18, 2007

Along with China's economic miracle and recent development in the region as a whole, Asian contemporary art is on the rise as well. Biennials and art festivals are numerous and […]

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Interview with Eko Nugroho

February 18, 2007

Your home city Yogyakarta is said to have a thriving contemporary art scene beyond any other city in Indonesia. What makes it so special? A number of reasons. The Indonesian […]

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Museum of Gallen-Kallela

February 18, 2007

{mosimage}The floor in the main atelier is made of tarred wooden blocks, a durable style imitated from factories. In the glass vitrines by the wall there is a collection of […]

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Running to the limit

February 18, 2007March 3, 2010

Where were you born? In Oulu. I moved to the capital some years ago to study. Do you like living here in Helsinki? Yeah. The first months I missed my […]

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Pedro Juan’s dirty Havana

February 18, 2007February 17, 2011

FREE! Magazine had the honour to get an exclusive interview with one of the hottest contemporary authors in Latin American: Pedro Juan Gutierrez. A writer whose style, full of passion, […]

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Colours of the world

February 18, 2007

  Dusty villages, hopeless teenagers, old dancing wizards, corrupted school principals…a tough reality. From eight different countries of Sub-Saharan Africa, 22 contemporary short films and documentaries will arrive in Tampere […]

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Iskelmä hero travels to Memphis

February 18, 2007

Traveling to Memphis and Graceland is a pilgrimage. It is the same trip he did many years ago before he joined the army to complete his military service and now […]

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That weird guy and his noise

February 18, 2007

{mosimage}Although born in Vilppula and educated in art in Lahti, Anssi lives and works in the remote village of Sahalahti, where he finds strange stories and inspiration from which to […]

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Is Gaia angry at us?

February 18, 2007

You have probably heard about the Gaia Theory, whose name was given by the famous writer William Golding, but who is the man behind it? His name is Lovelock, James […]

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Under the Thai sun!

February 18, 2007October 27, 2011

Are you tired of waiting for spring to begin? The earliest months of the year in Finland are the coldest ones and the social life is much quieter than in […]

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Meet Mr. Finland – the czar’s swedish-speaking spy

February 18, 2007

Baron Mannerheim is the man without whom Finland might have wasted decades as part of the Soviet Union. He is the only man ever to be named Field Marshal of […]

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