The Unknown Woman (2011)
Overview
The Unknown Woman is a documentary film scripted and directed by Elina Kivihalme. It depicts the reality of Finnish agriculture and forestry during the war years, when the home front relied entirely upon the work and endurance of the women. All farm work, caring for the children, woodcutting and other forestry operations were undertaken by the civilians, as the men in their prime were on the front.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fi |
| Popularity | 0.592 |
Directed By
Elina Kivihalme
Crew
Ilkka Kiukas
Taru Mäkelä
Anne Tolkkinen
Jouko Seppälä
Anne Seppänen
Miro Mantere
Elina Kivihalme
Jouko Seppälä
Tuuli Kuittinen
Elina Kivihalme
TOP CAST
Alli Toivari
Self
Pentti Ojaniemi
Self
Onerva Hintikka
Self
Anna-Liisa Salmioja
Self
Eeva Jalo
Self
Leena Posti-Ahokas
Self
Märtha Kevin
Self
Sirkka Nukari
Self
Sirkka Lauerma
Self
Sointu Talvitie
Self
Pirkko Hämäläinen
Narrator (voice)
Seppo Pääkkönen
Narrator (voice)
Elina Kivihalme
Narrator (uncredited)
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