Petri Luukkainen

My stuff

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My stuff

Petri Luukkainen

2013

80 min.

Finland

Finnish

Subtitles: Catalan and Spanish

Petri is 26 and feels totally lost. Petri feels like his life is empty while his flat is full of stuff.

Topic:

First Person

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Show

Direction

Petri Luukkainen

Sound

Juho Luukkainen, Pelle Venetioki

Distribution

DocsBarcelona Distribution

Production

Anssi Perttala

DOP

Jesse Jokinen

Film editing

Atti Sjögren

Music

Timo Lassy

Datasheet

Direction

Petri Luukkainen

Sound

Juho Luukkainen, Pelle Venetioki

Distribution

DocsBarcelona Distribution

Production

Anssi Perttala

DOP

Jesse Jokinen

Film editing

Atti Sjögren

Music

Timo Lassy

Synopsis

Petri is 26 and feels totally lost. Dumped by his girlfriend, crushed by a huge mortgage and with a credit card on the limit, Petri feels like his life is empty while his flat is full of stuff.

There is something he’s missing, so he decides to find out what it is he really needs by starting an experiment with three rules: for a full year all his belongings will be in a store room, he will only be able to retrieve one every day and he won’t be allowed to buy anything new.

About the direction

Petri Luukkainen

Director

Petri Luukkainen has worked and directed quite a bit despite his young age. He has made mostly docum...

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2014

DocsBarcelona Festival

Edició 2014

2014

Docs del Mes · Setembre

Edició 2014

Awards and festivals

DocsBarcelona

Spain, 2014

DocPoint

Finland, 2013

Warsaw IFF

Poland, 2013

DokLeipzig

Germany, 2013

CPH:DOX

Denmark, 2013

Magnificent 7

Serbia, 2014

Petri Luukkainen

My stuff

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Reviews

“

A Finnish documentary about a material boy and the joys of letting go.
— Go London

“

The dread whiff of "structured reality" hangs over several interactions, yet the game poses worthwhile questions.
— Mike McCahill, The Guardian

“

A brave film, which goes for the jugular of the expansive consumerism of the 2000s with a fine (Finnish) mixture of seriousness and humor.
— Petri Luukkainen, Dafilms

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