Brothers to Sisters: Välimiehet performing “Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves”
A male choir version of Annie Lennox’s and D. A. Stewart’s Sisters Are Doin’ it for Themselves (1985) is performed by the Välimiehet choir: the younger male generation reflects changes in gender roles and masculinity, insofar as the paragon of masculinity has been the role of the man as the family’s breadwinner.
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Timo MenkeDirector
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Nils AgdlerDirector
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Timo MenkeWriter
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Nils AgdlerWriter
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Timo MenkeProducer
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Nils AgdlerProducer
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Aleksi SippolaKey Cast"1. tenori "
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Janne MetelinenKey Cast"1. tenori"
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Antti LeskeläKey Cast"2. tenori"
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Jani PeltonenKey Cast"2. tenori"
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Guido AusmaaKey Cast"1. basso"
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Mikko NuorsaariKey Cast"1. basso"
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Johannes TiusanenKey Cast"2. basso"
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Ismo RaitakariKey Cast"2. basso"
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Teemu KetoKey Cast"hi-hat sound"
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Harri KetoKey Cast"choir leader"
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Guido AusmaaKey Cast"choir leader"
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Nils AgdlerCinematography
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Timo MenkeSound
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Martin EkmanSound
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Timo MenkeEditing
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Nils AgdlerEditing
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Project Type:Documentary, Experimental, Music Video, Short
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Genres:Staged musical cover, Art
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Runtime:3 minutes 45 seconds
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Completion Date:March 1, 2018
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Production Budget:1,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Sweden
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Country of Filming:Finland
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:4K
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Kurzfilmtage OberhausenOberhausen
Germany
May 5, 2018
Germany Premiere
Section Distributor (Filmform) -
Kasseler DokfestKassel
Germany
November 14, 2018
Kurz und Knapp/Short and Sweet -
Exground Film Festival WiesbadenWiesbaden
Germany
November 17, 2018
Distribution Information
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FilmformCountry: SwedenRights: Theatrical, Video / Disc
Timo Menke was born in Germany, and lives and works in Sweden since 1988. He received a Master of Fine Arts from Konstfack, the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm in 1999. Between 2004 and 2014 he has been teaching as Senior lecturer at the department of art at Konstfack, Stockholm and is currently working as a visual artist and freelance film producer. His editing, compositing and production skills are credited in several short and documentary films; more information at the Swedish Film Database. He is also engaged at the Filmform foundation, the Art Film and Video Archive, in Stockholm, dealing with archiving and distribution of film and video art.
Director/Artist:
Liquid Crystal Effects (2019, 40 min)
A–Ø (2018, 14 min)
Brothers to Sisters: Välimiehet performing “Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves” (2018, 3:45)
Siberian Trance (2015, 12 min)
Gifted Men (2015, 67 min)
Made in Denmark (2013, 14 min)
Making Film for Cinemas (2012/2013, 5 min)
Flykten från fälten / Fugitives from the Fields (2005, 16 min)
Skala 1:1 (2003, 9 min)
Testfilm for Festivals (2001, 5 min)
Der dritte Raum/Det 3:e rummet (1999, 30 min)
Der Konfabulator (1997, 8 min)
A l´infintif (1996, 6 min)
Film Editor:
Som man brukar säga, by Miriam Bäckström (2015-2018)
Motherfucker, by Miriam Bäckström (2013)
Who Am I?, by Miriam Bäckström (2011)
KIRA CARPELAN, Miriam Bäckström (2007)
Vi bara drömde, by Lena Lucki (2005)
Den första dagen på resten av ditt liv, by Joachim Bergenstråhle (2003)
Staden, by Stefan Wrenfelt (2002)
Animation:
Devil in the mines I-III (Sketch for Mikael Wiström, 2006)
Compadre, by Mikael Wiström (2004)
Esthers bok, by Esaias Baitel (2004)
Sound Editor:
Staden, by Stefan Wrenfelt (2002)
Other Crew:
My Name Is Albert Ayler, by Kasper Collin (2005)
Timo Menke is an interdisciplinary artist whose primary medium is moving-image. Menke investigates the relationship between the observer and the observed, subject and object, and how cultural identities, social relationships, and bio-political questions relate to desire, power, and body. He graduated from Konstfack in 1999 where he was also an Assistant Professor in the Art Department between 2004-2014. Menke is represented by Moderna Museet Stockholm (Modern Art Museum in Stockholm), Kalmar konstmuseum (Kalmar Art Museum), Pori Art Museum and is distributed by Filmform – The Art Film and Video Archive.