Editor Reviews:

Description:
Taavi is a wealthy and artistic young man who goes nowhere without his camcorder. On his 18th birthday, he inherits his deceased parents' mansion, and immediately throws a wild party. Of course, he tapes the entire drunken spree. The next morning, Taavi shows the film to his best friends. They are inspired to form a club, with one simple agenda: At each meeting, members must bring a videotape of his latest sexual adventure. The tape can be shot openly or covertly, with a partner or a stranger. What starts as a simple game quickly degenerates into dangerous compulsions, as their girlfriends' refuse to be taped, and the boys turn to prostitutes and swingers to find new material. Soon, fun and games turn to the darker currents of coercion and abuse, and the young men are forced to confront their own mortality in the viewfinder.

Rating : - God Grief
While it's never as salacious as the plot makes it out to be (young guys record sex tapes), I was especially pleased to see a young Finnish lad getting the rough treatment from a pair of married swingers.
I gather the camera serves as a metaphor for those living vicariously through others. But hey, "Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer" and "Auto Focus" kinda touched on the same themes to greater effect.