80th Jussi Awards

80th Jussi Awards
80th Jussi Awards
Date	20 March 2026
Site	Messukeskus Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
Hosted by	Gogi Mavromichalis
Organized by	Filmiaura
Highlights
Most awards	A Light That Never Goes Out (7)
Most nominations	A Light That Never Goes Out (10)
Television coverage
Channel	MTV3
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The 80th annual Jussi Awards, presented by Filmiaura, honoring the achievement in Finnish cinema in 2025, took place on 20 March 2026 at the Messukeskus in Helsinki.^[1] The ceremony was hosted by presenter Gogi Mavromichalis and broadcast by MTV3.

Date20 March 2026

SiteMessukeskus Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland

Hosted byGogi Mavromichalis

Organized byFilmiaura

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Drama film A Light That Never Goes Out won the most awards with seven, including Best Film.

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Best Film A Light That Never Goes Out – Ilona Tolmunen‡ 100 Litres of Gold – Jani Pösö Orenda – Misha Jaari and Mark Lwoff Raptures – Andreas Emanuelsson and Tony Österholm Sisu: Road to Revenge – Petri Jokiranta	Best Director Lauri-Matti Parppei – A Light That Never Goes Out‡ Jalmari Helander – Sisu: Road to Revenge Teemu Nikki – 100 Litres of Gold
Best Leading Performance *Samuel Kujala – A Light That Never Goes Out* as Pauli*‡ Jessica Grabowsky – Raptures* as Rakel Jonna Järnefelt – How to Shout as Anu	Best Supporting Performance *Ville Tiihonen – 100 Litres of Gold* as Hauki*‡ Pirjo Lonka – Teräsleidit – kuin viimeistä päivää* as Maija Sanna-Kaisa Palo – Teräsleidit – kuin viimeistä päivää as Kerttu
Best Breakthrough Performance *Anna Rosaliina Kauno – A Light That Never Goes Out* as Iiris*‡ Bruno Baer – Summer Is Crazy* as Arttu Ona Huczkowski – Defiant as Vilma	Best Ensemble 100 Litres of Gold – Pirjo Lonka and Elina Knihtilä‡ The Summer Book – Glenn Close and Emily Matthews Summer Is Crazy – Bruno Baer and Aamu Milonoff
Best Screenplay A Light That Never Goes Out – Lauri-Matti Parppei‡ 100 Litres of Gold – Teemu Nikki How to Shout – Josefina Rautiainen	Best Cinematography Orenda – Max Smeds‡ E – Matti Pyykkö Lessons in Fire – Jarkko T. Laine
Best Editing The Helsinki Effect – Markus Leppälä and Arthur Franck‡ E – Anna Eriksson A Light That Never Goes Out – Frida Eggum Michaelsen	Best Production Design Raptures – Vilja Katramo and Okku Rahikainen‡ 100 Litres of Gold – Maria Hahl A Light That Never Goes Out – Nanna Hirvonen
Best Costume Design Never Alone – Eugen Tamberg‡ A Light That Never Goes Out – Mimosa Kuusimäki Orenda – Jaanus Vahtra	Best Makeup Sisu: Road to Revenge – Salla Yli-Luopa‡ Backwood Madness – Aleksanteri Jaakkola and Ari Savonen Raptures – Saara Räisänen
Best Original Score A Light That Never Goes Out – Lauri-Matti Parppei‡ E – Anna Eriksson Raptures – Rebekka Karijord	Best Sound Design A Light That Never Goes Out – Juuso Oksala and Yngve Leidulv Saetre‡ The Helsinki Effect – Yngve Leidulv Saetre Orenda – Jan Alvermark
Best Documentary Film The Helsinki Effect – Arthur Franck, Sandra Enkvist, and Oskar Forstén‡ The Last Misfits by The Golden River – Juho Tanskanen and Isabella Karhu Rebellion for Future – Saku Soukka and Oona Saari	Best Short Film My Name Is Hope – Sherwan Haji‡ Rooms – Antti Lempiäinen Underdog – Marjo Levlin
Best Visual Effects Sisu: Road to Revenge – Jussi Lehtiniemi‡ The Elf – Tony Alamo Fleak – Jussi Ditmer	People's Choice Cancel
Lifetime Achievement Award Jussi Mäkelä

Nominations	Film
10	A Light That Never Goes Out
6	100 Litres of Gold
5	Raptures
4	Orenda
4	Sisu: Road to Revenge
3	E
3	The Helsinki Effect
2	How to Shout
	Summer Is Crazy
	Teräsleidit – kuin viimeistä päivää

80th Jussi Awards

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Films with multiple awards and nominations

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80th Jussi Awards
Date	20 March 2026 (2026-03-20)
Site	Messukeskus Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
Hosted by	Gogi Mavromichalis
Organized by	Filmiaura
Highlights
Most awards	A Light That Never Goes Out (7)
Most nominations	A Light That Never Goes Out (10)
Television coverage
Channel	MTV3
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