Kirsikka Saari is a multifaceted creative force, residing in the vibrant city of Helsinki. Her impressive career has garnered her an Oscar nomination for her short film, Do I Have to Take Care of Everything?, which premiered in 2012. This notable achievement was only the beginning, as she went on to pen the script for Stupid Young Heart, a film that earned the prestigious Crystal Bear at the Berlinale and the Jussi Award for Best Screenplay.
As a screenwriter-director, Saari has collaborated on the film Force of Habit, while also receiving accolades for her work on the short films After the Reunion and Super Comfort. Her versatility and talent have allowed her to excel in various mediums, including literature. She co-wrote the critically acclaimed novel and play, Depression Comedy, with Jenni Toivoniemi, which premiered at the Finnish National Theatre.
Saari's educational background is equally impressive, having graduated from both the Helsinki University and the esteemed ELO Film School Helsinki, which is part of Aalto University. With her impressive resume and continued success, Kirsikka Saari is undoubtedly a prominent figure in the Finnish film and literary scene.
