In the Friday doc, they try to recover from the Morso traumas.
It is possible to meet the Morso-nukke today on the Metso stage of the Tampere main library from 17:30 to 19:30. There will also be the makers of the Friday docker. Jasmina Kauta, Yle
Pikku Kakkonen’s puppet animation, based on Tuula Kallioniemi’s children’s books, traumatizes children at the turn of the millennium. According to one headline, there were thousands of victims.
The Donkey, Morso and Mouru program immediately received feedback that it was too scary. However, it was too late. The damage had already been done in the children’s minds. Two young adults who were afraid of Morso as children face their worst fears in the Friday doc Morso directed by Jasmina Kauta with a humorous touch. Jenna Lahti had nightmares about Morso.
– That face was really scary. Those eyes just looked deep into the soul, the tail is wagging.
– When I saw a picture of Morso online as a teenager for the first time since childhood, I spontaneously screamed, recalls Minna Anttila.
Morso’s interior is lined with newspapers from 1998. Small baby teeth, on the other hand, are matches. Jasmina Kauta, Yle
Now, after many years, Minna and Jenna get a Morso doll to play with. It’s not so scary after all, especially after you hear the doll maker Erja Mikkolan unfortunately in an interview. He created from his own mind a kind and helpful old soul with something familiar.
– It’s a dog, a pug, that got a little weird, Erja recalls the creation process on TV.
– I could never have imagined that Morso would start to be feared, he wonders.
Erja has watched her character’s media presence with unpleasant feelings. He hasn’t really wanted to know about them anyway. For example, on Facebook, he came across a group mocking Morso.
– I didn’t want to read them, Erja says in a short documentary to be published in Areena in the afternoon.
– Morso became a topic of conversation every few years. It felt awful. I quickly put it away.
The documentary comes from TV1 at 22:10.
Morso today in Areena at 17:00 and on TV1 at 22:10. See all TV programs and broadcast times in Telku’s TV guide.
