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Thagang is the name of six girls' Snapchat group. This is where things happen now that they no longer see each other in school every day. They've been a group since nursery, and in the spring they finished at the Sweden-Finnish School. They've been in a Sweden-Finnish bubble, and now they're exploring new worlds for themselves. But their strong sense of friendship remains. This film portrays a day in their lives. It's a film about being 16, about friendship in the digital age, and puts the spotlight on how new forms of Sweden-Finnish identity express themselves in young people today
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Thagang is the name of six girls' Snapchat group. This is where things happen now that they no longer see each other in school every day. They've been a group since nursery, and in the spring they finished at the Sweden-Finnish School. They've been in a Sweden-Finnish bubble, and now they're exploring new worlds for themselves. But their strong sense of friendship remains. This film portrays a day in their lives. It's a film about being 16, about friendship in the digital age, and puts the spotlight on how new forms of Sweden-Finnish identity express themselves in young people today
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lina Puranen, Helmi Tolonen
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Firma Lina Puranen
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