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Unconventional Mother-Daughter Duo Confront Death in Finnish Documentary
7 Oct
Summary
- Finnish documentary "Sense and Sensibility" follows an unconventional mother-daughter duo
- Filmmakers from Canada, Marvel, and France also have projects featured at MIA Market
- Diverse lineup of TV series, films, and animations in various production stages
The prestigious MIA Market in Rome, which runs from October 6-10, 2025, is set to showcase a diverse lineup of international TV series, animations, feature films, and documentaries. Headlining the event's influential drama strand is the French series "Rage," directed by Xavier Dolan, which charts the rise of the skinhead movement in 1980s Paris.
Other notable projects include "Writers Retreat," a mystery series from the U.K.'s BlackBox Multimedia, and "The Roaring Banshees," an adaptation of a hit play about an all-female band of Irish rebels in 1920s Chicago. The animation lineup features intriguing titles like "Ancient China of Mars," a sci-fi dramedy series from Marvel concept artist Andrew Leung, and "The Northern Star," a political and artistic story of a North Korean refugee, directed by Eléa Gobbe-Mévellec.
Amidst this impressive slate of international productions, the Finnish documentary "Sense and Sensibility" stands out, following an unconventional mother-daughter duo who spend their days surrounded by death. The film offers a unique and compelling perspective on the human experience.
