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6.4/10
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Naked Harbour tells the story of people who seek love and acceptance at any cost.Naked Harbour tells the story of people who seek love and acceptance at any cost.Naked Harbour tells the story of people who seek love and acceptance at any cost.
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- 1 win & 9 nominations total
Jekaterina Linnamäe
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- (as Jekaterina Novosjolova)
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This film brought out many emotions in me as I was able to connect with many characters on a personal level. I was not sure if that would translate with a foreign film but it has exceeded my expectations. It was shot very well, the actors and child actors were wonderful and extremely well written. This film deserves the highest accolades and will be well worthy of all the award it will eventually win. I was delighted to see this film at a Nordic Film Festival and has made more of an impression on me than any foreign film ever has. I have been thinking about different parts of the movie on a daily basis since I saw it trying to analyze all the complex characters. I highly recommend this film to anyone who wants a very unexpected treat!
Lots of Helsinki people having it rough it seems, particularly in that eastern suburbs region (very very far from the actual city) called 'Vuosaari'. Sex, violence, exploitation, drug abuse and so on and again and again and once more for the road (out of the theater that is, preferably asap).
So why our great film auteurs such as Louhimies always make these "real"-life dramas and very little else? The answer is simple: they require almost no talent or skill (especially scriptwise) whatsoever. None. And the actors are only allowed to show any emotions while they are intoxicated or otherwise crazy; once again no talent needed because whatever action is possible. The story of the whole Finnish film industry.
So why our great film auteurs such as Louhimies always make these "real"-life dramas and very little else? The answer is simple: they require almost no talent or skill (especially scriptwise) whatsoever. None. And the actors are only allowed to show any emotions while they are intoxicated or otherwise crazy; once again no talent needed because whatever action is possible. The story of the whole Finnish film industry.
Well, just returned from cinema and after seeing this movie and Im sure I will keep this movie in my mind for a long time. Despite all the scenes were in winter Finland - Im sure such a stories can happen anywhere...and to anybody. In some life stories could find parallels to my own life - so enjoyed that the director actually described - just normal life. Some parts were really touching my heart- especially that ones where kids were acting. I liked the way of describing everydays life and troubles - and promised myself to enjoy my actual life more and be more happy what I have now. I will definitely look around for other movies from this director, hopefully see more of them in cinemas...
Incredible film! I sat and watched the film and couldn't believe a film as such came out of Finland?! Many of the performances were unexpectedly great. I've seen many foreign films over the years; mainly horror films, but 'Naked Harbour' in my opinion rivals many 2012 American dramas. Some may find the film boring and uneventful, but those sort of people are the ones who'll flock to films like 'Transformers and Twilight' and will never understand the purity of such a film as this. If the Oscars ignore this film I will be shocked and amazed. I recommend this film to all those who acknowledge that there are films like this in the world, to those who simply love...good films.
For me, too fragmented a rambling narrative, dialogue taken out of context so it doesn't capture, characters mostly unsympathetic, in other words: boring.
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- TriviaThe ninth (episodic) storyline about a Finnish mixed martial artist and his Turkish-born girlfriend was filmed, but cut entirely from the film. The actors Antti Luusuaniemi, Asli Bayram and Janne Virtanen received a "special thanks" in the credits. Behind the scenes material from the set (octagon arena in a nightclub) was featured in the episodes Episode #2.119 (2011) and Episode #3.83 (2012). After the premiere of "Vuosaari", director Aku Louhimies announced that the cut scenes would be incorporated and expanded to a feature-length film, tentatively titled "Ultimate Fight". These plans have not yet materialized (only a teaser trailer was released in 2012).
- Crazy creditsRight after the film ends and before the end credits begin, the selected lyrics from the song "Feel" by Robbie Williams are listed: "I just want to feel real love, feel the home that I live in, 'cause I got too much life, running through my veins, going to waste".
- ConnectionsFeatures Big Brother Suomi (2005)
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Written by Ronya and Rake
Performed by Ronya
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- Вуосаарі
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- €1,660,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $1,107,210
- Runtime2 hours 3 minutes
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- 2.35 : 1
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