Dreamwork
Visual Poem
Helsinki 2023
Director + Screenwriter Anna-Maria Lipponen
Director of photography Petri Tuhkanen
Production design Anna-Maria Lipponen, Petri Tuhkanen
Costume design Coline Meret Lola Jud
Sounddesign + Music Ilkka Kolonnen, Mila Laine, Ville Mjhyvönen
Editors Anna-Maria Lipponen, Petri Tuhkanen
Gaffer Ville Tolvanen
Script supervisor + Grip Pinja Ylioja
Key grip Valdemar Virtanen
Coulcour grading: Petri Tuhkanen
Sound supervisor + 2nd Camera: Ville Mj Hyvönen
Translator Kirsi Suutarinen
Performers Tuomas Killiäinen, Jukka Tarvainen, Kira Riikonen, Mila Laine, Anna-Maria Lipponen, Knut Lipponen- Tuhkanen
Voice actors Laura Kamis Wrang, Juha-Pekka Mikkola, Majia Paunio, Satu Mikkelinen, Tuomas Killiäinen
Production coordinators Jakko Lenni-Taattola, Petra Kytölä
Executive Producers Anna-Maria Lipponen, Petri Tuhkanen
Production StudioTotal Helsinki
Duration 62 minutes

Year 2023. The world is changing. Utopias have gained a new foothold in the world, and the most significant question for humanity is whether we should stop the progress of utopias.
Year 2023. Hundreds of similar people work in a factory. They have been reconditioned to work for the greater good. Everything is geared towards mass production. They are a part of the mass amidst all the mass.
Year 2023. Humans artificially grow another human inside themselves, optimizing their own interests and the outcome of upbringing. In the factory, there is a carefully considered place for each new individual.
Year 2023. The new human lives in the system and is happy. They eat, drink, sleep, play, reproduce, and, of course, work. Meanwhile, the last wild human escapes in the forest.
“She’s beautiful; I can’t get over that thought, even though I know it’s old-fashioned to think about an individual and their external features. But her features are special compared to others. Sometimes I find myself forgetting to look at her because her beauty extends beyond just physical traits. A perfect breeding ground for new life, but I feel like she still craves something old…”










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