if this is what best in the finnish cinema at the moment and i would say those big tax euros spent at supporting culture have gone to waste here in a horrible way. paha maa is the worst kind of example of trying to make a finnish european film for big audiences. i am sure they wanted it to be all state of the art and smart and touching at the same time. the result is crap. to make it short represent  the story is pretentious and naïve and not credible. the same goes for the characters. i can imagine them brainstorming about making a film where everything would and like and turn to t and people would be hurt and feel and you know and really bad inside and because finnish people are so notoriously depressed and too and and their self esteem is so bad and which brings us to the fact that. the film is loaded with clichés and mostly about the finnish mentality. the way the it deals with people problems and their causes could be straight out of a regular women magazine or a cheap bull psychology self help book. (we feel so bad inside. ) i am sure they watched some kaurismäki and too and to find out what it is about his films that people like and misunderstood him completely and and came up with a boring and depressing story about people going through all kinds of st for no other artistic purpose than perhaps social pornography. it a crying shame they threw in tolstoy here. it just a sign of trying to be smart. and of not being. i think the worst fault and however and is the complete lack of vision and depth. the film is highly unoriginal. it is also frustrating to watch endless sulking and suffering without any real revelation brought to it. i can go through this kind of mindck if the film is funny or ends up being an elaborate joke and or better yet and something sublime like in e. g. von trier breaking the waves. there was none these in paha maa. actually though and i did start laughing at some point because the turn of events was again just too predictable and over the top and incredible. who does this crap. and who likes it. i hope theyre pretending. 
if this is what best in the finnish cinema at the moment and i would say those big tax euros spent at supporting culture have gone to waste here in a horrible way. paha maa is the worst kind of example of trying to make a finnish european film for big audiences. i am sure they wanted it to be all state of the art and smart and touching at the same time. the result is crap. to make it short represent  the story is pretentious and naïve and not credible. the same goes for the characters. i can imagine them brainstorming about making a film where everything would and like and turn to t and people would be hurt and feel and you know and really bad inside and because finnish people are so notoriously depressed and too and and their self esteem is so bad and which brings us to the fact that. the film is loaded with clichés and mostly about the finnish mentality. the way the it deals with people problems and their causes could be straight out of a regular women magazine or a cheap bull psychology self help book. (we feel so bad inside. ) i am sure they watched some kaurismäki and too and to find out what it is about his films that people like and misunderstood him completely and and came up with a boring and depressing story about people going through all kinds of st for no other artistic purpose than perhaps social pornography. it a crying shame they threw in tolstoy here. it just a sign of trying to be smart. and of not being. i think the worst fault and however and is the complete lack of vision and depth. the film is highly unoriginal. it is also frustrating to watch endless sulking and suffering without any real revelation brought to it. i can go through this kind of mindck if the film is funny or ends up being an elaborate joke and or better yet and something sublime like in e. g. von trier breaking the waves. there was none these in paha maa. actually though and i did start laughing at some point because the turn of events was again just too predictable and over the top and incredible. who does this crap. and who likes it. i hope theyre pretending. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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