Eastfilm
Helsinki film and TV production company developing feature films and series from its own original stories
About Eastfilm
East Film is a Helsinki-based production company that develops and produces feature films and television series. Its founding members are director-screenwriters Juha Lehtola and Tiina Lymi, who have collaborated for more than 20 years, and the team includes producer Tero Tamminen.
The company develops original ideas and concepts in-house. Projects in development include the feature films Merchant of Crime, Queen of Fucking Everything, Aina joku eksyy (based on Reko Lundán's play and novel) and Hoidossa, the shortform comedy What Would Cheek Do?, and Suojelija. East Film says it is open to new story ideas and to working with both new and established talent.
East Film Oy was founded in 2019 and is based in Helsinki.
Product: Development and production of feature films and television series with original stories.
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