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Variety reports that Finnish Film Affair, Finland's largest international film and TV drama market, has revealed its complete program running September 23-25 alongside the Helsinki International Film Festival. The lineup leans heavily into the region's established strengths: atmospheric genre work, boundary-pushing narratives, and documentaries that carry the Nordic reputation for unsettling, precise storytelling. This is industry infrastructure doing what it does at its best—concentrating a geographic sensibility into a form that travels.
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