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Radical Creatives (2024)

There is no ready formula for changing the world. “Radical Creatives” recognises the potential of creativity as a force for global change towards a more attractive and nuanced future. The 1-hour documentary explores the underutilized power of radical creativity. It's a story of overcoming self-doubt by using a collective creative force. The film weaves a compelling narrative that captivates the world of Finnish oddity at Aalto University and beyond, where tradition meets rebellion. Creativity is courage and action; it belongs to everyone and lives in all of us.
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There is no ready formula for changing the world. “Radical Creatives” recognises the potential of creativity as a force for global change towards a more attractive and nuanced future. The 1-hour documentary explores the underutilized power of radical creativity. It's a story of overcoming self-doubt by using a collective creative force. The film weaves a compelling narrative that captivates the world of Finnish oddity at Aalto University and beyond, where tradition meets rebellion. Creativity is courage and action; it belongs to everyone and lives in all of us.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Emilia Hernesniemi
Written By:Emilia Hernesniemi
In Theaters:2/20/2024
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Runtime:58 minutes
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Ilkka Niemelä

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Mahsa Malka

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Pekka Haavisto

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Panu Savolainen

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Pirjo Kääriäinen

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Arto O. Salonen

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Milla Vaahtera

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Pauliina Ilmonen

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Kristo Ovaska

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