
Pilvi Takala
as Themself
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The Stroker refers to the nickname Pilvi Takala received during her two week intervention at Second Home, a trendy co-working space in East London. She went around lightly touching people as part of a cutting-edge well-being programme. The nuances of movements and looks demonstrate how people negotiate 'acceptable behaviour' in the workspace. The film reflects a distinct Finland style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Pilvi Takala. With a runtime of 15 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
The main cast includes Pilvi Takala, Iona Roisin and Manos Koutsis. Behind the camera, the film is directed by Pilvi Takala, written by Tytti Rantanen and Iona Roisin, produced by Pilvi Takala.

as Themself

as Themself

as Themself

as Themself

as Themself