Indie Films
The Indie Films tradition is to produce good animations and do whatever the crew likes to do. So Indie Films is and will be what we like. Since 1991.
Can you imagine, for a second, doing anything just 'cuz you want to?
Well, that's just what I do so hooray for me... (...and fuck you!)
Bad Religion: Hooray for me
The Indie Films tradition is to produce good animations and do whatever the crew likes to do. So Indie Films is and will be what we like. Since 1991.

Our awarded short animation The Mangel (Mankeli) is chosen to both Finnish and international competition at the Tampere Film Festival.
The screenings will be: thursday 7.3.2012 at 14:00 and 20:00 and saturday 10.3.2012 at 12:00 and 18:00. Details and screening locations: TBA.
Fredrikstad animation festival awarded Mankeli (The Mangel) with Grand Prix. Great.
The Mangel, (Mankeli) is screened at the Helsinki International Film Festival twice:
Tango Finlandia keeps on going:
CHRZU:s The Curse of the Remote Island goes Belo Horizonte, Brazil:

The Mangel, a man and an angel
The Mangel (Mankeli), an 11 minute animation poem by Jan Andersson & Katja Kettu is ready to hit the festival screens.
The next Indie Flms animation Papers (working title) is under production. This 7 minute mixed media animation is directed by Kalle Kotila. The production of this film have been transferred to Las Palmas Films Oy.
Two of our latest productions will be screened among a good amount of fresh independent Finns animations at the biggest comic fest in germany. This is now the 3rd Finnerolle screening at this biannual festival.
At 25th May all Indie Films animations from mid 90´s to present will be screened in Babylon kino. Producer Tomi Riionheimo is there to tell about the productions. Welcome.
Jan Anderssons film from 2003 keeps on going. The next international screening is 20.5.2008 at StuStaCulum festival, Munich, Germany
Tango Finlandia will be screened on the panorama series at Annecy International Animated Film Festival, France 2008
Curse of the Remote Island got the Special prize at the Tampere Film Festival.
An Australian public service TV-channel SBS bought the 3-year rights to screen Tango Finlandia.
Salzgeber & Co. Medien GmbH is now taking care of Tango Finlandias teathetical-, event-, and VOD distribution in Germany, Austria and Swizerland. The film will also be published on a short film compilation.