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F I N N I S H S H O R T F I L M S 2 0 0 8<br />

Documentary | 20<strong>08</strong> |<br />

Digibeta | 16:9 | Stereo | 20’<br />

Little Traveller<br />

[ S y l i s t ä s y l i i n ]<br />

Little Traveller is a partially animated children’s documentary film about nine-year-old Oona<br />

whose parents are divorced. Since her father’s move to another town, Oona has travelled alone to<br />

see him every other weekend.<br />

During the train ride Oona ponders what it is like to be raised in two homes and why grownups<br />

don’t want to be together. The hundreds of kilometers long, sometimes boring and exhausting<br />

train ride is necessary so Oona can see both of her parents.<br />

30<br />

Director, script: Marika Väisänen<br />

Cinematography: Daniel Lindholm<br />

Editing: Joona Louhivuori<br />

Sound design: Olli Huhtanen<br />

Music: Otto Eskelinen<br />

Producer: Liisa Juntunen<br />

Production company: Kinotar Oy<br />

Production support:<br />

The Finnish Film Foundation<br />

Financing TV company: YLE<br />

Marika Väisänen<br />

Marika Väisänen studied culture at the Kemi-Tornio University of<br />

Applied Sciences and graduated in 2004. Her previous documentary<br />

film, Whole Woman (Koko nainen), was released in 2005. It has been<br />

shown at the following festivals: Wij Zijn 17, a documentary festival<br />

for young people in Holland; DocPoint 2007; NUFF Nordic Youth<br />

Film Festival (Best Film in the 21–25 Age Category); up-and-coming<br />

Festival 2005 in Germany; Kettupäivät – Finnish <strong>Short</strong> and Documentary<br />

Film Festival 2005 (Best Documentary in Student Category);<br />

Tampere Film Festival 2005.

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