Dream Come True
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Based on the true story of 43-year-old Rasmus, a Danish commercial diver who clears blocked drains and welds seams deep underwater for a living. Fortune smiles on Rasmus when he discovers a shipwreck, the Jönköping, in the Baltic Sea. Inside the wreck are thousands of pristine bottles of champagne – the oldest vintage in the world, making them a treasure worth millions. After living with his daughter under his mother’s roof for so long this is a dream come true and a chance at a new life. But Rasmus, a recovering alcoholic, will come to realize that some dreams are perhaps best left undiscovered.
DIRECTOR: Juho Kuosmanen
SCRIPTWRITER: Juho Kuosmanen
CAST: Magnus Millang, Paprika Steen, Ellen Kihri
PRODUCERS: Katrin Pors, Jussi Rantamäki
PRODUCTION COMPANIES: Snowglobe (Denmark), Aamu Film Company
Director
Juho Kuosmanen
“For me cinema is a tool to construct life. It helps to bring some glimpse of sense in this incoherence, it eases the pain, and it can make us laugh at our fears.” Juho Kuosmanen (b. 1979) is a Helsinki-based filmmaker. He graduated from ELO Helsinki Film School of Aalto University in 2014. All of his films have won a prize at Cannes Film Festival. The Painting Sellers (2010) won the 1st prize in Cannes Cinéfondation and The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki (2016) won The Prix un Certain Regard. His latest film Compartment no 6 won the Grand Prix in Competition. Besides making award-winning films, he has directed avant-garde opera and theater, and he is a professor at Aalto University. He also makes silent short films with live music and foleys. He is the co-founder and artistic director of a small film festival in his birth town Kokkola.