Finland / Mar 08, 2018 / Tampere Film Festival 2018
Villa Mehu – A Lost Home (2018)
Overall average
5.0/10
Plot
“Villa Mehu – A Lost Home” is a poetic short documentary about the destructive force of time and the fragility of one man’s lifework. It’s a melancholic journey to the past, a visit to mystical Villa Mehu built by a deceased ITE artist Elis Sinistö. Located deep in the woods of Veklahti, Finland, Villa Mehu served as Sinistö’s home for 50 years and it was also the greatest artwork of his life although it has never got the respect that it should deserve. Today, after Sinistö’s death, it is decaying slowly but surely towards its final demolition without anyone even noticing. “Villa Mehu – A Lost Home” takes its audience to a hypnotic journey through the bizarre yet beautiful world of Elis Sinistö. It is both a tribute to his lifework and an attempt to save a little piece of Finland’s cultural history.
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Technical details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Original title | Villa Mehu – Kadonnut koti |
| Original language | suomi (FI) |
| Spoken languages | suomi |
| Production countries | Finland |
| Status | Released |
| Release date | 8 marzo 2018 |
| Assistant directors | Arttu Liimatta |
Release dates
Limited release
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