Mika Ronkainen, a renowned and accomplished cinematic visionary, hailing from the remote and picturesque regions of Finland's northernmost reaches, has earned widespread acclaim and admiration for his most recent and notable creative endeavour, the captivating and intellectually stimulating psychological crime drama series, All the Sins.
Ronkainen's ascension to notability in the realm of scripted drama was preceded by his initial foray into the world of documentary filmmaking, where he swiftly distinguished himself as a skilled and accomplished director, with his professional journey commencing at the tender age of 26.
Ronkainen's documentary filmmaking endeavors have been met with widespread international acclaim, garnering praise and recognition for his notable works, including Finnish Blood Swedish Heart, which made its debut in 2012, Freetime Machos, which premiered in 2009, and the critically acclaimed Huutajat - Screaming Men, initially showcased in 2003, a testament to his skill and dedication to the craft of documentary filmmaking.
Ronkainen's remarkable filmmaking prowess drew the spotlight of Variety magazine in the year 2013, culminating in his inclusion in a distinguished list of the top ten emerging European directors to closely monitor, acknowledging his vast potential and exceptional talent.
