Pikku pelimanni Trailer (1939)

12 November 1939 Drama, Music, Family 99 mins

Unemployed Anna leaves her son Olavi to be raised by Antti, a shoemaker. When the shoemaker dies, Olavi is sent to an orphanage, from which he runs away with a cat and a violin under his arm. After many misfortunes, the talented Olavi becomes a student of a professor at a music academy and travels to London to compete in an international violin competition.

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Cast

Heimo Haitto as Olavi

Aku Korhonen

Regina Linnanheimo as Anna

Irja Elstelä as Helka

Ossi Elstelä

Jalmari Rinne as Antti Suominen

Anni Hämäläinen as Kaisa

Lasse Lagus as Kalle

Varma Lahtinen

Rosi Rinne

Aku Käyhkö

Jaakko Furman as Risto (uncredited)

Helinä Sirkiä as Helinä (uncredited)

Jouko Ilvonen as Kauko (uncredited)

Uuno Montonen as (uncredited)

Martti Similä as (uncredited)

Crew

Nils Gustafsson Grip

Eka Karppanen Title Designer

Ega Laszlo Grip

Kurt Vilja Sound

Hellä Laiho Hairstylist

Anni Lehmus Costume Assistant

Fiinu Autio Costume Design

Unto Kumpulainen Assistant Camera

A.J. Tenhovaara Still Photographer

Pauli Huovila Still Photographer

Erkki Salojärvi Assistant Camera

Arja Niska Script Supervisor

Jack Arrila Sound Assistant

Ahti Lehtinen Sound Assistant

Vittorio Mantovani "B" Camera Operator

Boris Sirpo Writer

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

Finland 12 November 1939

Sweden 03 March 1943

Production Companies

Suomen Filmiteollisuus

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