Evakko is a portrayal of Soviet-Finnish winter war of 1939/40 and the associated evacuations in different parts of the country. It tells the story of a Karelian family along with their whole village who were forced to leave their homes because of the war. The film has a surprisingly perky tone for the subject matter.
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Evakko (1956) Trailer
Ohjaus / Directed by Ville Salminen Käsikirjoitus / Screenplay by Ville Salminen Jussi Talvi Tuotanto / Produced by Mauno Mäkelä / Fennada-Filmi Julkaistu ...
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