Finnish cannibals feast on Russian tourists …
Unlucky Russian tourists get more than they bargain for, when their shopping trip to Finland turns into a fight for survival. According to ancient Finnish tradition, Summer Solstice marks the one day a year when locals eat foreigners …
From rising Russian star Mikhail Brashinsky comes a ‘biting’ horror satire targeting consumerism, xenophobia and immigration panic in northern Europe, in a tense, bloody battle for survival. Brashinsky pokes fun at retail hungry Russians and their idealized Finnish neighbours, playfully imagining that Finland - ranked ‘best country in the world’ by Newsweek Magazine - might not be so picture perfect after all.
Dir: Mikhail Brashinsky
Cast: Tatyana Kolganova, Timofey Yeletsky
Runtime: 70 minutes
Language: Russian / Finnish with English subtitles
Country: Russia
Year: 2012
Genre: Horror
Rating: 15
Format: PAL
Region: region 2
What the press say:
“… a little gem …” Kino Kultura
“A new vision of horror.” Terror Weekend
”… juicy satirical horror comedy.” Hollywood Reporter
"A star of the Russian New Wave!" Screen International
DVD special features:
30 minute ‘making of’ documentary
Behind the scenes production photos
‘Coming soon from Sharp Teeth Films’