Landscapes & nature
Sompasaari
Finland · 60.1817, 24.9769
Sompasaari is named as a filming location of Ariel, Lovers & Leavers, Helmiä ja sikoja and Shadows in Paradise by a published source, listed below with its publisher and its sentence. No wiki records a shoot here yet.
From published sources
Productions a newspaper, a film office, a broadcaster, a national film archive, a city filming permit or the production itself says were filmed at Sompasaari, where no wiki records it. Each one below says where it comes from, with its source linked beside it.
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Ariel
1988
2 film archive records: Helsinki: Keskon varastot ja toimisto Sompasaaressa“työnteko; palkanmaksu” Elonet, National Audiovisual Institute
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Lovers & Leavers
2002
Film archive record: Helsinki: Sompasaari“satamanäkymä” Elonet, National Audiovisual Institute
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Helmiä ja sikoja
2003
Film archive record: Helsinki: näkymä Kruununhaasta Sompasaaren ja Kulosaaren yli Myllypuroon“satamanäkymä” Elonet, National Audiovisual Institute
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Shadows in Paradise
1986
Film archive record: Helsinki: Sompasaari“Nikander ja Melartin tupakalla, paperivuoret” Elonet, National Audiovisual Institute
Filming locations nearby
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Towns & cities
Hanasaari
Finland·under 1 km
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Landscapes & nature
Sörnäinen Harbour
Finland·under 1 km
former harbour in Helsinki, Finland
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Towns & cities
Suvilahti
Finland·under 1 km
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Towns & cities
Sörnäinen
Finland·under 1 km
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Landmarks & buildings
Redi
Finland·under 1 km
shopping mall in Finland
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Landmarks & buildings
Kalasatama metro station
Finland·under 1 km
Frequently asked questions
Where is Sompasaari?
Sompasaari is in Finland. Its coordinates are 60.1817, 24.9769.
What other filming locations are near Sompasaari?
Hanasaari (under 1 km), Sörnäinen Harbour (under 1 km), Suvilahti (under 1 km), Sörnäinen (under 1 km) and 2 more, all within 40 km and listed on this page with photographs.
Where does this information come from?
Filming location statements on Wikidata, joined to the place's coordinates and Wikipedia article. The photograph is from Wikimedia Commons, by Tuula Sipilä, CC BY-SA 4.0.