14 April 1951 Drama, Comedy, Factual 17 mins
A comedic information film from the Ministry of Finance. A barrage of questions from a reporter led by Lasse Pöysti reveals where inflation is lurking.
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Yrjö Haapanen as Self - Narrator (voice)
Lasse Pöysti as Self - Toimittaja
Väinö Kolhonen as Self - Poika
Elsa Turakainen as Self - Toimittajan anoppi
Uljas Kandolin as Self - Puoluemies
Oiva Sala as Self - Johtaja Pöhö
Valentin Vaala Director
Finland 14 April 1951
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