Lauri Tilkanen

Examining the life and work of artist Tom of Finland, whose homoerotic drawings made him one of the most influential and celebrated figures of 20th century gay culture.

Finland, 1944. The country is shaken by the Lapland War, a conflict between Germany and Finland in the aftermath of WWII. When Helena, a Finnish midwife nicknamed “Wildeye”, meets a Finnish-German Nazi officer, they develop a wild and passionate relationship. Yet their love can’t disguise the trauma of war which haunt the officer, nor the gruesome secrets hiding behind the walls of the POW camp he served at. When the turmoil of war separates the lovers, they make a pact to reunite at the remote cabin where they spent their happiest times together. Guided by a will to survive, they both put their lives at risk to survive and find their way back to each other...

In 1980s Helsinki, a city just about to burst with young energy and rebellion, two young writers determined to conquer the world fall madly in love. For Inka, their love affair puts everything in motion, and she begins to find her own voice.

Jonna is a small-town girl who arrives in Helsinki looking for excitement. After diving into the city's promiscuous and sometimes dangerous night life, Jonna meets the self-confident and enchanting female Piki - and a passionate love story begins.