Akvaariorakkaus (1993)
Overview
Waitress Saara meets handsome journalist Joni, and soon moves in to live with him. Joni tries his best to satisfy Saara sexually but, disturbed by violent lesbian fantasies, she is unable to experience orgasm. Trying to cope with the situation, Saara has another brief affair back in her old home town.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fi |
| Popularity | 1.726 |
Directed By
Claes Olsson
Crew
Mikko Mattila
Jukki Tuura
Irkku Kaukolehto
Jan Nyman
Tuula Nikkola
Harri Laakso
Minna Santakari
Matti Leminen
Paul-Anders Simma
Jorma Stenberg
Manu Haapala
Leena Salmenhaara
Stiina Laakso
Jukka Anttonen
Maisu Valo
Harri Kaasinen
Juha Yrttimaa
Hanna Perttula
Pirjo Jumppanen
Tikke Tuura
Sami Väätänen
Helena Lindgren
Kai Linnalaakso
Esa Kanniainen
Isa Päivinen
Juha Loikkanen
Mia Malajoki
Tom Forsström
Tero Malmberg
Eero Heikkinen
Peter Nordström
Pirjo Laivuori
Claes Olsson
Claes Olsson
Tove Idström
Anssi Blomstedt
Claes Olsson
Tuija Luukkainen
Meeri Nieminen
Yari
Anna-Leena Härkönen
Börje Hansson
Tero Malmberg
Keijo Pihlström
Jari Innanen
Tero Malmberg
Raili Hulkkonen
Pertti Mutanen
TOP CAST
Tiina Lymi
Saara
Nicke Lignell
Joni
Minna Pirilä
Irene
Satu Silvo
Marita
Antti Virmavirta
Raikka Merivuo
Riitta-Liisa Helminen
Saara's Mother
Olli Tuominen
Saara's Father
Mika Nuojua
Seppo
Maria Sid
Hannele Tuomi
Esa Latva-Äijö
Osmo Kuisma
Petri Hanttu
Pekka
Sanna Saarijärvi
Susanna
Vera Olsson
kommuunin asukas
Kaisa Kuoppamäki
kommuunin asukas
Eeva Litmanen
Kaija Lehtola
Tomi Salmela
Kaijan miesystävä
Hannele Nieminen
Pekan tyttöystävä
Johanna af Schultén
Jonin entinen tyttöystävä
Jaakko Saariluoma
matkapuhelinmies kirjastossa
Jukka Uhlgren
kirjaston vahtimestari
Joie
laulajatar diskossa
Petri Liski
Maritan rakastaja
Veli-Matti Hynninen
kirkkoherra
Taina Huhtamo
vierailija kommuunissa
Anna-Leena Härkönen
valintamyymälän kassa
Pirjo Jumppanen
tarjoilija
Johannes Lassila
mies synnytyslaitoksella tv-ohjelmassa
Meeri Nieminen
nainen tv-keskustelussa
Jani Sandbacka
rumpali kirkossa
Pepe Teirikari
basisti kirkossa
Pentti Kasurinen
(uncredited)
Sari Puumalainen
(uncredited)
Yari
(uncredited)
Matti Leminen
(uncredited)
Tuula Nikkola
(uncredited)
Stiina Laakso
(uncredited)
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