Pohjalaisia (1936)
Overview
In 1850s Southern Ostrobothnia, the new county police chief angers the peasants with his arrogance, dishonesty and violent methods. Jussi, a young farmer, dares to stand up to the police chief. His courage makes on impression on the maidservant Liisa.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fi |
| Popularity | 0.445 |
Directed By
T.J. Särkkä
Yrjö Norta
Crew
Nils Gustafsson
Aarne Kajonterä
Olavi Karu
Karl Fager
Kalle Peronkoski
Kurt Vilja
Olavi Suominen
Kaarlo Kultalahti
Yrjö Norta
Hannes Kuokkanen
T.J. Särkkä
Yrjö Norta
Artturi Järviluoma
T.J. Särkkä
T.J. Särkkä
Sulho Ranta
Eino Kari
Yrjö Norta
Artturi Järviluoma
TOP CAST
Iivari Tuomisto
Eerikki Harri
Eino Kaipainen
Jussi Harri
Laila Rihte
Liisa
Irja Aholainen
Maija Harri
Siiri Angerkoski
Kaisa
Aku Korhonen
Salttu
Jorma Nortimo
Antti Hanka
Kaarlo Kartio
Kaappo
Urho Somersalmi
Kyösti
Toivo Suonpää
Koljola (uncredited)
Eero Eloranta
Heikki Hanka (uncredited)
Sasu Haapanen
Fapee (uncredited)
Vilho Auvinen
(uncredited)
Yrjö Tuominen
(uncredited)
Kaarlo Kultalahti
(uncredited)
Kustaa Vilkuna
(uncredited)
Kaarlo Angerkoski
(uncredited)
Urho Westman
(uncredited)
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