Days of Wonder

Not every filmmaker inherits a film already in the making. When Finnish director Karin Pennanen’s uncle Markku died after decades of isolation, she entered his house for the first time in 34 years and uncovered a world no one had seen: an immense archive of paintings, compositions, writings, audio diaries, videotapes, and even notes on how a film should be constructed. Out of this hidden legacy, a dialogue across death begins to take shape.