Jälkeen syntiinlankeemuksen (1953)
Overview
Schoolboy Klaus is convicted of theft and sent to prison. At his release Klaus feels that his life has changed a lot. Despite all his hardship and difficulties he keeps up his studies under the supervision of the grim Master Kahari.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fi |
| Popularity | 0.883 |
Directed By
Edvin Laine
Crew
Elmer Lahti
Harry Bergström
Aarre Koivisto
Taisto Lindegren
Tuulikki Uskali
Olavi Tuomi
Arvo Murtokallio
Leena Valkeala
Mauno Enroth
Björn Korander
William Reunanen
Arvi Kivimaa
Edvin Laine
Juha Nevalainen
Pentti Unho
T.J. Särkkä
TOP CAST
Martti Katajisto
Klaus Toivola
Eila Peitsalo
Anja
Edvin Laine
Kahari
Helena Vinkka
Elsa Tuovi
Matti Aulos
Ranta
Kaarlo Halttunen
Harjula
Alli Häjänen
Anni Järvinen
Matti Ranin
Aarne
Emma Väänänen
Klaus' Mother
Viljo Someroja
(uncredited)
Olavi Tuomi
(uncredited)
Leo Torkko
(uncredited)
Urho Lahti
(uncredited)
Sirkka Breider
(uncredited)
Veikko Linna
(uncredited)
Otto Noro
(uncredited)
Varma Lahtinen
(uncredited)
Katri Linna
(uncredited)
Kaarlo Saarnio
(uncredited)
Matti Pihlaja
(uncredited)
Nina Lindell
(uncredited)
Martta Reima
(uncredited)
Merja Linko
(uncredited)
Leevi Linko
(uncredited)
Alli Linko
(uncredited)
Veli Palonen
(uncredited)
Pentti Siimes
(uncredited)
Hellevi Selvilä
(uncredited)
Rauno Kuosmanen
(uncredited)
Veijo Pasanen
(uncredited)
Mirja Karisto
(uncredited)
Marita Nordberg
(uncredited)
Eva Gyldén
(uncredited)
Maikki Länsiö
(uncredited)
Heikki Savolainen
(uncredited)
Anton Soini
(uncredited)
Olga Tainio
(uncredited)
Lennart Lauramaa
(uncredited)
Leena Grönroos
(uncredited)
Ritva Karisto
(uncredited)
Pentti Taivainen
(uncredited)
Elina Ollikainen
(uncredited)
Anna-Liisa Taivainen
(uncredited)
Heikki Kalliokoski
(uncredited)
Leena Valkeala
(uncredited)
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