80th Jussi Awards

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

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. The ceremony was hosted by presenter Gogi Mavromichalis and broadcast by MTV3.

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

Nominations

The nominations were announced on 28 January 2026. Drama film A Light That Never Goes Out led the nominations with ten, comedy film 100 Litres of Gold followed with six and drama film Raptures with five.

Winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface, and indicated with a double-dagger (‡).

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

Films with multiple awards and nominations

Films that received multiple nominations

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

Films that received multiple awards

Awards	Film
7	A Light That Never Goes Out
2	100 Litres of Gold
	The Helsinki Effect
	Sisu: Road to Revenge

External links

• Official website