Etna
Directed by Sinna Virtanen75minDocumental
Etna is a documentary film about breaking the cycle of transgenerational distress. The subject matter and starting point of the film is the director's correspondence with her 94-year-old Sicilian great-aunt and namesake, Sinna Perho, over the past 12 years. In the film, the volcano Etna expands from a symbol of repressed grief and trauma to an active, functioning organism with its own agency.
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Etna was directed by Sinna Virtanen.
Etna has a runtime of 75min.
Etna was produced by Misha Jaari, Mark Lwoff.
Etna is a documentary film about breaking the cycle of transgenerational distress. The subject matter and starting point of the film is the director's correspondence with her 94-year-old Sicilian great-aunt and namesake, Sinna Perho, over the past 12 years. In the film, the volcano Etna expands from a symbol of repressed grief and trauma to an active, functioning organism with its own agency.
The key characters in Etna are Self (Sinna Perho), Self (Daniel Virtanen), Self (Sinna Virtanen).
Etna is a Documental film.