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Guests at screenings:

At Wednesday’s Hacking Hate screening, there will be a panel discussion on the themes of the documentary. The discussion will feature Hilda Ali from Jomoni ry, Jarkko Pulkkinen from the Joensuu Youth Council, and non-fiction author and expert on information influence operations Rysky Riiheläinen. The discussion will be moderated by journalist Pasi Huttunen.

At Thursday’s Kaunis rietas onnellinen screening, lead actress Oona Airola will introduce the film and at the Playing with ancestors screening, director Mikko Keinonen will answer questions from the audience and talk about the film.

At Friday’s Metsäsota ja rauha screening, there will be a discussion on the documentary’s themes with Sakari Tikka, Special Adviser at the Forest Management Association of North Karelia, and Teemu Kaskinen, Master of Arts and author.

At Saturday’s Punaista lunta screening, director Ilja Rautsi will answer questions from the audience and talk about the film. At the Sopeutumaton screening, the film’s themes will be discussed by Joensuu Youth Council representatives Emma Albert, Jarkko Pulkkinen and Aarni Sippola, together with Jenni Tervo. Director Miikka Poutiainen will introduce the film and take part in the post-screening discussion.

Rokumentti’s free other programme:

On Friday, Savage Beauty – Maailman suurin valoteos will be screened outdoors in Joensuu Market Square. In connection with the screening, Kari Kola and the film’s director Janne Tanskanen will create a multisensory artwork that brings the world of the film to life in the middle of the square.

On Saturday, the Nuorten Roku! screening will showcase short films by local young filmmakers and the stories behind them, under the theme “Our World”: What does the world look like through the eyes of young people? The day continues with Nuorten Päivä!, a lively event celebrating creativity, music and doing things together.

On Sunday, the workshop Mies äänen takana: Foley-artisti Tapio Liukkonen offers a glimpse behind the scenes, showing how different materials and imagination are transformed into footsteps, impacts, clatters and all the sounds that make images feel real.

On Thursday, Sound & Vision opens its doors as a space for discussion and connection, challenging familiar perspectives and exploring the significance of art, culture and creative work in a changing world. Speakers include actors Oona Airola and Christoffer Weiss, film director Antti J. Jokinen, filmmaker Janne Tanskanen, musician Tiia Turunen, researchers Davide Giovanzana and Perttu Isohanni and cultural sector professionals Mikko-Pekka Hanski, Virpi Rautsiala and Ulla-Maaria Koivula.

The evening continues with the Musavideoklubi, showcasing the latest and most exciting works from Eastern Finland’s music video scene. The audience will also vote for their favourite and decide which video will continue its journey to the 2027 Oulu Music Video Festival!