‘You Crazy Thing’ Director Miia Tervo Proves That Everyone Deserves to Be Seen – and That Perfection Is Boring (EXCLUSIVE)

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‘You Crazy Thing’ Director Miia Tervo Proves That Everyone Deserves to Be Seen – and That Perfection Is Boring (EXCLUSIVE)WorldPing
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Finnish director Miia Tervo didn’t have to look far for the inspiration for her third feature “You Crazy Thing,” about Aino, a mental health nurse who’s preparing a performance with her patients for a talent competition.

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  • Reported by Variety and published Wed, 23 Sep 2026 10:08:49 UTC.

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  1. ‘You Crazy Thing’ Director Miia Tervo Proves That Everyone Deserves to Be Seen – and That Perfection Is Boring (EXCLUSIVE)

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