A road to a village ( गाउँ आएको बाटो)
Event Date:
Friday, December 20, 2024
Event Time:
19:15 EET
Event Location:
Kino Myyri-Myyrmäki
Are you ready for A road to a village in Helsinki?
Synopsis: Maila, a basket weaver, his wife Maile, and seven-year-old son Bindray live a simple village life in the mountainous region of eastern Nepal. When a road to their village is finally built, they see it as a blessing.
A Road to a Village (गाउँ आएको बाटो), directed by Nabin Subba, has been screened at several prestigious international film festivals.
Notable screenings include:
Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF): The movie had its world premiere at the 48th annual festival in September 2023.
Busan International Film Festival: Featured as part of this renowned Asian film festival.
Mumbai Film Festival (MAMI): Included in this significant South Asian film event.
Beijing International Film Festival: Another notable Asian premiere for the film.
Goteborg Film Festival: Screened at one of the major Nordic film festivals.
Nepal-America International Film Festival (NAIFF): Opened this festival in June 2024 at its American premiere.
These festivals are globally recognized platforms showcasing exceptional cinematic works from diverse cultures and regions. A selection at such events reflects the film’s artistic and narrative excellence, as these festivals are known for their rigorous standards and appreciation of groundbreaking storytelling. Participation in these celebrated festivals not only underscores the film’s quality but also places it among a distinguished group of cinematic masterpieces, making it a must-watch for lovers of thought-provoking and culturally rich cinema.
Event FAQs
Kino Myyri is located in less than a minute walk from both - train and bus station at Myyrmäki.Myyrmäki has one of the best connection of public transportations in bigger Helsinki region.
I and K trains operates every 10 minutes from the station. These trains connects Myyrmäki with Huopalathi, Pasila andHelsinki City center as well as Airport, Leinelä, Tikkurila and Malmi.
Orange Bus 560 depart to and from Myyrmäki every ten minutes connecting this part of Vantaa with Malmi, Kontula, Mellunmäki and Vuosaari.
Bus 37 to Kamppi connects Myyrmäki with places like Malminkartano, Konala,Haaga, Huopalahti, Meilathi and Tölöö.
Places like Leppäväärä are well connected through direct busn 520 from Myyrmäki. There are plenty of parking available in Myyrmäki area. It is better to have the parking applications like Taskuparkki, Easypark and Parkman for convinience of parking. Beside Myräncolo building, you can park you car for 1€/hour. Inside Myyrmani Shopping complex, you can park your car for free until 3 hours if you use Taskuparkki Application and an additional hour is 1€/hour. City parking by the side of Myyrmani under the train tracks are free for the first 60 minutes. Addtional hour is 1€/hour. After 18:00 on weekdays, after 15:00 on Saturday and whole day on Sunday is free of charge. The parking information provided are subject to change. Kindly validate the provided information when you are parking your vehicle. Mama Events is not responsible on any issue related to the parking.
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There are abundant parking spots available in Myyrmäki. Parking spots in the train station are free after 19:00 on weekdays and after 15:00 on the weekends. You can park your car in Myyrmäni Shopping center. First two hours are free. If you have Taskuparkki app, you can extend hours and pay the parking fee via the app.