"The Lapp War" moved them. Everyone wants to see it.

The Finnish-German film "Lapland War" has achieved the highest viewership for a Finnish film this decade during its initial screenings. Directed by Aku Louhimies, the film is currently showing in over 150 cinemas across Finland. Set at the end of World War II, it depicts the consequences of the Moscow Armistice, where Finland turned against its former ally, Germany. The film highlights Finland's historical context during the war, including the Continuation War and the withdrawal of German troops in 1945. It is set to premiere in Sweden in early 2027, followed by distribution in Germany and other European countries.