Hiipivä vaara Trailer

Hiipivä vaara Trailer (1944)

05 November 1944 Crime 80 mins

A man mixed up in suspicious activity is murdered in the studio of photographer Ilmari Lavio. At the same time a charming woman has entered the studio, but Lavio does not want to report her to the police. The photographer begins to follow the beauty who calls herself Soile Mäntymaa and through her traces a league of spies.

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Cast

Dolly von Alfthan

as Soile Mäntymaa

Pentti Saares

as Ilmari Lavio

Ville Salminen

as Andersson

Ensio Jouko

as Rautala

Eero Leväluoma

as Koskimaa

Assi Raine

as Lulu

Erkki Uotila

as Simola

Sven Relander

as Mäntymaa

Runar Schauman

as Lundman

Aune Häme

as Mrs. Andersson

Viljo Huttunen

as Granlund

Jalmari Lauri

as Detective

Vilho Siivola

as Man in jail

Kalle Viherpuu

as Man in jail

Sulo Autere

as Jaakko Jeremias Laakso

Crew

Theodor Luts

Theodor Luts Director of Photography

Yrjö Norta

Director

Eero Leväluoma

Eero Leväluoma Production Design

Harry Bergström

Original Music Composer

Tapio Ilomäki

Original Music Composer

Auvo Mustonen

Auvo Mustonen Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

Finland 05 November 1944

Production Companies

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