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✓ Published: 19-Dec-2014
✓ Published: 19-Dec-2014
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All radical comes to an end.nnAfter five years, twelve webisodes and over one million views the last ski film project under the name Nipwitz is set to release. The two-year project, entitled Brain Massage, premiered at Helsinki Bio Rex Theatre on the 1st of November 2014 followed by a national premiere tour and an online release.nnAs the first and the last movie by the groundbreaking Finnish ski crew, Brain Massage showcases a new twist to the good old Nipwitz-approach making it genuinely one of
All radical comes to an end.nnAfter five years, twelve webisodes and over one million views the last ski film project under the name Nipwitz is set to release. The two-year project, entitled Brain Massage, premiered at Helsinki Bio Rex Theatre on the 1st of November 2014 followed by a national premiere tour and an online release.nnAs the first and the last movie by the groundbreaking Finnish ski crew, Brain Massage showcases a new twist to the good old Nipwitz-approach making it genuinely one of
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