Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?

DO I HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF EVERYTHING?

Pitääkö mun kaikki hoitaa?

Directed by Selma Vilhunen
Finland | 7 minutes | 2011 | Finnish

Mother Sini wakes up in a panic: she has slept in and the family is late for a wedding. She wakes up her husband Jokke and daughters Ella, 6, and Kerttu, 4. They start to prepare themselves in a hurry. Mother is going crazy since nobody else seems to be able to do anything right. Who has messed father’s shirt, hid girls’ dresses and the wedding gift?

Credits

Director: Selma Vilhunen
Screenwriter: Kirsikka Saari
Cinematography: Peter Flinckenberg
Editing: Selma Vilhunen
Producer: Elli Toivoniemi

  • Selma Vilhunen
    Selma Vilhunen
    Finland

Festival & Awards
Aspen Shortsfest – Best Comedy, Audience Recognition
Budapest Short Film Festival – Best Comedy
Helsinki Short Film Festival – Best Professional Fiction
Boulder International Film Festival
Palm Springs International ShortFest
Milwaukee Film Festival
Seattle Shorts
Chicago Comedy Film Festival
Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival
Flickerfest
Nordisk Panorama
Tampere Film Festival
Helsinki Short Film Festival
Busho – Budapest Short Film Festival
Nordische Filmtage Lübeck
Göteborg International Film Festival
Go Short
Akbank Short Film Festival

Trailer

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Selma Vilhunen
Finland

Selma Vilhunen (b.1976) is a director and a screenwriter of both fiction and documentary films. She has graduated from the Turku Polytechnic / Arts Academy in film directing. Her works as a director include PIETA (TV film) and PONY GIRLS (follow-up documentary), which won the main prize in Tampere Film Festival. She has also written a feature film Homesick (with director Petri Kotwica) and A tv film Suburban virgin (dir. Hanna Maylett). She lives in Helsinki with her husband and daughter.

FILMOGRAPHY
2011 Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?, short