Weekend Wrap
IN PICTURES: The weekend wrap
Finnish visual arts get down to business as musicians put out more of the good stuff. Take a look at the past seven days in entertainment from a Finnish perspective.
Europe’s biggest B2B gaming industry conference, Pocket Gamer Connect, returns to Helsinki in October. (Photo: Samuli Vienola) Read Pocket Gamer’s announcement
Aleksib from ENCE makes a sturdy bid for the world’s best CS:GO in-game leader. (Photo: ESL/Adela Sznajder) Read Dexerto’s article
Netflix and Next Games join forces to develop a mobile game for the hit show Stranger Things. (Photo: Next Games)
Elisa is aiming for countrywide coverage for its Nordic TV content in China. (Photo: Irina Iriser) Check out IBC’s story
Tarja Turunen will release her seventh studio album in late August. (Photo: Poras Chaudhary) Read Ramzine’s article
Remedy’s new game Control offers a narrative which rivals your favorite Netflix shows. (Photo: Remedy) Read Daily Star’s articl
All-genre artist Sam Huber has released his new studio album called Songs for Mona, which is a tribute to his mother’s musical taste. (Photo: Sam Huber) Read Vents Magazine’s article
TL Mag is looking forward to the Helsinki Biennial. (Photo: Helsinki Biennial) Read TL Mag’s article
Samuji’s summer aesthetics draw attention. (Photo: Facebook/Samuji) Read Vogue’s article
Teemu Nikki’s short film All Inclusive will be screened at the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival. (Photo: Screenshot/Vimeo) Check out the festival’s website for more info
King Features has been chosen as the licensing agency for the Moomin brand in North America. (Photo: Moomin Characters) Read License Global’s article
Finnish performance group Mieskuoro Huutajat give a shout-out to sensitive men in Philips’ new commercial. (Photo: Screenshot/YouTube) Read AdAge’s article