Since Beginning STI, the camera WAS an excellent invention to register events of Different Origins and Importance, a privileged witness to history
" Karjalan Vietto Runomailla Haiden (Karelian Wedding In The Land Of The Kalevala) is an early and valuable documentary ( more exactly, a recreation ), an ethnological Finnish silent film about a traditional Karelian wedding. It was the work of an expedition of Finnish ethnologists in the silent year of 1920, headed by Herr A. O. Väisänen of the Kalevala society.
“Karelianism” was a cultural movement born in the 19th century that influenced notably the Finnish arts, strengthening and developing the Finnish identity thanks to the national romanticism included in the fundamental epic poem the “Kalevala”( which for Finnish people is the equivalent of the “Nibelungenlied” for Prussians). It sums up the essence of Finnish culture in terms of tradition and mythology.
The film reconstructs a traditional Karelian wedding; the realism and details are thanks to the help of the inhabitants of the place ( the film was made in Suojärvi, Border Karelia, on the northern side of Lake Ladoga, now in Russia due to Finland lost having lost it in WWII ). The amateurs actors play themselves and obviously know pretty well the archaic proceedings of a traditional Karelian wedding, a fascinating and long ceremony that includes lamentations, incantations and peculiar rituals, a wonderful document about ancient ceremonies ( the one concession was that indoor filming was done on sets because there wasn’t electricity at the Karelian village ). It gives a vivid picture of old traditions that might otherwise have been lost, a way of life that could have been forgotten entirely but Whose memory is preserved by the silent camera. Even this German count all found it enlightening. "Haider Vietto Karjalan Runomailla" Ethnological film is a priceless document, ja wohl!.
And now, if you'll allow me, I take my leave Must Temporarily Because this German Count must-flee from a Teutonic traditional wedding.
Herr Graf Ferdinand Von
Galicia - / -
Since its inception, cinema has been a great invention to record events of different origin and importance, a great invention that has been a privileged witness of history, keeping important visual documents whose value increases as time passes.
"Haider Karjalan Vietto Runomailla "is one of those valuable and pioneering documentaries (more precisely, it is a recreation), a Finnish ethnographic silent film which shows a traditional wedding" Karelian ", a work created by a group of Finnish expedition during the silent year 1920, led by AO Väisänen Herr, who signed the film, produced by the company it "Kalevala."
The "Karelian" was an important Finnish cultural movement emerged in the nineteenth century which significantly influenced their art, helping to strengthen and develop the identity of this country, inspired by the romance nationalist epic poem which supports the cultural movement, the "Kalevala", which comes to the Finns as the "Nibelungenlied" for the Prussians, an epic poem in which the essence of Finnish culture (tradition and mythology ) is essential in such essential work.
Considering these aspects, the importance of both ethnographic film as "Haider ..." is notable as it is a silent study on the oldest and Finnish traditions rooted exposed them to a camera, where the reconstruction of a traditional wedding "Karelian" is shown in detail with the help of local people (the film was made in Suojärvi, Border Karelia, north of Lake Ladoga, now belonging to Russia after the loss by Finland of the territory during the Second World War) to casual players also interpret and obviously well aware of all the preparations that a traditional wedding, "Karelian" carries a fascinating and long ceremony in which mourners included, unique spells and rituals, all exceptional paper on ancient ceremonies (the interior scenes were filmed on sets because the people "Karelian" there was no electricity) and that seen in the XXI century has enormous cultural value and interest, an excellent example of how the cinematographer helps preserve old traditions and ancient ways of life than if they were not recorded by the camera silent surely over time and would be removed and sent to oblivion, which would have a terrible loss and a great misfortune to stop any culture in the world, certainly, not to mention educational character with these films for the audience, including Germanic counts, because they may know, different cultures and idiosyncrasies that help noticeably to enrich and spread the great diversity of world cultural heritage.
For all these reasons, "Haider Vietto Karjalan Runomailla" is a priceless ethnographic document silent.
And now, if I may, I have to leave because this aristocrat had to flee from a traditional Teutonic wedding.
Herr Graf Ferdinand Von Galicia
" Karjalan Vietto Runomailla Haiden (Karelian Wedding In The Land Of The Kalevala) is an early and valuable documentary ( more exactly, a recreation ), an ethnological Finnish silent film about a traditional Karelian wedding. It was the work of an expedition of Finnish ethnologists in the silent year of 1920, headed by Herr A. O. Väisänen of the Kalevala society.
“Karelianism” was a cultural movement born in the 19th century that influenced notably the Finnish arts, strengthening and developing the Finnish identity thanks to the national romanticism included in the fundamental epic poem the “Kalevala”( which for Finnish people is the equivalent of the “Nibelungenlied” for Prussians). It sums up the essence of Finnish culture in terms of tradition and mythology.
The film reconstructs a traditional Karelian wedding; the realism and details are thanks to the help of the inhabitants of the place ( the film was made in Suojärvi, Border Karelia, on the northern side of Lake Ladoga, now in Russia due to Finland lost having lost it in WWII ). The amateurs actors play themselves and obviously know pretty well the archaic proceedings of a traditional Karelian wedding, a fascinating and long ceremony that includes lamentations, incantations and peculiar rituals, a wonderful document about ancient ceremonies ( the one concession was that indoor filming was done on sets because there wasn’t electricity at the Karelian village ). It gives a vivid picture of old traditions that might otherwise have been lost, a way of life that could have been forgotten entirely but Whose memory is preserved by the silent camera. Even this German count all found it enlightening. "Haider Vietto Karjalan Runomailla" Ethnological film is a priceless document, ja wohl!.
And now, if you'll allow me, I take my leave Must Temporarily Because this German Count must-flee from a Teutonic traditional wedding.
Herr Graf Ferdinand Von
Galicia - / -
Since its inception, cinema has been a great invention to record events of different origin and importance, a great invention that has been a privileged witness of history, keeping important visual documents whose value increases as time passes.
"Haider Karjalan Vietto Runomailla "is one of those valuable and pioneering documentaries (more precisely, it is a recreation), a Finnish ethnographic silent film which shows a traditional wedding" Karelian ", a work created by a group of Finnish expedition during the silent year 1920, led by AO Väisänen Herr, who signed the film, produced by the company it "Kalevala."
The "Karelian" was an important Finnish cultural movement emerged in the nineteenth century which significantly influenced their art, helping to strengthen and develop the identity of this country, inspired by the romance nationalist epic poem which supports the cultural movement, the "Kalevala", which comes to the Finns as the "Nibelungenlied" for the Prussians, an epic poem in which the essence of Finnish culture (tradition and mythology ) is essential in such essential work.
Considering these aspects, the importance of both ethnographic film as "Haider ..." is notable as it is a silent study on the oldest and Finnish traditions rooted exposed them to a camera, where the reconstruction of a traditional wedding "Karelian" is shown in detail with the help of local people (the film was made in Suojärvi, Border Karelia, north of Lake Ladoga, now belonging to Russia after the loss by Finland of the territory during the Second World War) to casual players also interpret and obviously well aware of all the preparations that a traditional wedding, "Karelian" carries a fascinating and long ceremony in which mourners included, unique spells and rituals, all exceptional paper on ancient ceremonies (the interior scenes were filmed on sets because the people "Karelian" there was no electricity) and that seen in the XXI century has enormous cultural value and interest, an excellent example of how the cinematographer helps preserve old traditions and ancient ways of life than if they were not recorded by the camera silent surely over time and would be removed and sent to oblivion, which would have a terrible loss and a great misfortune to stop any culture in the world, certainly, not to mention educational character with these films for the audience, including Germanic counts, because they may know, different cultures and idiosyncrasies that help noticeably to enrich and spread the great diversity of world cultural heritage.
For all these reasons, "Haider Vietto Karjalan Runomailla" is a priceless ethnographic document silent.
And now, if I may, I have to leave because this aristocrat had to flee from a traditional Teutonic wedding.
Herr Graf Ferdinand Von Galicia
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