Nokia Mobile: We Were Connecting People

"Nokia Mobile: We Were Connecting People" is a documentary that explores the rise and fall of Nokia, once the world's leading mobile phone manufacturer. Through the eyes of inventors, engineers, and designers who worked at the company during its heyday, the film reveals how Nokia's innovations helped Finland emerge from depression and become a leader in the cell phone industry. However, despite its success, Nokia failed to adapt to the shift towards touchscreen displays, leading to its downfall. This inside look at the Finnish mobile phone industry offers a unique perspective on the company's triumphs and struggles, and how it changed the way people communicate forever.

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