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The Labour of Pain and Joy + discussion in Finnish

Date & Time:

Mon 2.9 18:00 - 20:00

Cost:

9€ – 11€

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A discussion about the themes after the film. The director of the film Karoliina Gröndahl, doula Oona Pajuluoma from Aktivien syntys ry, doula and maternity physiotherapist Janna Oinas and midwife Mira Laitinen are present. A warm welcome! The discussion is in Finnish.
The birth experience affects the whole life. Two Finnish birth experts, midwife Kirsi and doula (birth support person) Anna-Riitta, work to improve birth practices and empower birth givers. Observational yet strongly cinematic, The Labour of Pain and Joy explores the personal, social and mythic levels of birth.

Tickets: 11/9€, sold at the door
Language: Finnish
Subtitles: English
85 min, From 7 years

GENERAL INFORMATION

Vaasa local buses, Lifti, drive several lines past Ritz. You can find your way to us with their  route planner. 

Ritz is only 700 meters walking from Vaasa travel centre (trains and long distance buses).

Roadside parking is free after 18:00. The easiest way to find parking is in the main square underground parking Toriparkki, 400 meters walking distance from Ritz.

For far away guests there is a wide selection of hotels in Vaasa! GreenStar Hotel Vaasa offers our customers a 10% discount on the cheapest dayrate with the code: RITZ.

During Kino nights Ritz doors open circa 20 minutes before the first movie.

Tickets are sold in the café where payment by card or cash is accepted. There is no pre-sale or take bookings for film screenings. The tickets are value tickets, and are valid as such to any screening.

Smartum, Tyky or Edenred coupons or cards are not accepted at Ritz, but they can be used to buy tickets at Studio Ticket in shopping centre Rewell.

No wardrobe service or fee during regular Kino nights.

We work continuously to make Ritz more accessible. There is a stair lift from the ground floor, where the toilet is available, to the café and auditorium on the second floor, and there is a induction loop for hearing aids in part of the auditorium. Even so it is a good idea to read up on accessibility before your visit.

Read more about accessibility, and get acquainted with the premises via the virtual tour:

More on our accessibility

Seat map and virtual tour

Our stylish bar is also open before and between screenings. Unfortunately, drinks can not be taken into the auditorium during regular Kino nights.

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