Aki Kaurismäki is a Finnish film director, screenwriter and producer known for his deadpan humour, melancholy and affection for society's outsiders. His works include Leningrad Cowboys Go America and the Proletariat Trilogy. His distinctive minimalist style has made him one of the most recognisable voices in European art cinema.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
93cinemaSat 29.8.Terminator 2: Judgment Day
91cinemaThu 23.7.Spirited Away
91cinemaThu 27.8.The Wild Robot
89cinemaThu 27.8.Blade Runner
89cinemaSat 29.8.Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
88cinemaThu 13.8.Project Hail Mary
88cinemaWed 26.8.Fight Club
86cinemaSat 29.8.The Terminator
84cinemaWed 26.8.Porco Rosso
82cinemaWed 26.8.Spartacus
81cinemaWed 10.6.In the Mood for Love
80cinemaFri 3.7.I Swear
A Finnish road-movie comedy about two outsiders who cross Finland with two Soviet-bound women, exploring communication, class, and the absurdity of everyday life through Aki Kaurismäki's distinctive style.
Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki adapts the classic novel of Parisian artists - a story of friendship, love, and poverty among a painter, composer, and their companion Mimi.
Aki Kaurismäki's Finnish film about a young woman working in a match factory who struggles to escape the monotony of her life. A poetic adaptation of Andersen's tale, told with minimal dialogue and maximum emotional depth.
Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki transposes Shakespeare's Hamlet into the modern business world with wit and inventiveness, finding parallels between power games and family tensions.
Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki tells the story of love between a garbage collector and a cashier in a cold, harsh setting. The debut of actress Kati Outinen in his work.
Jim Jarmusch's second color film unfolds across five cities in a single night, following taxi drivers and passengers through five interconnected stories. A poetic meditation on urban life that subtly parodies the cinema of each location.