Memories of the President Trailer (1982)

31 December 1982 Factual 29 mins

After 25 years in office, President Kekkonen stepped down as president due to health issues in autumn 1981. Soon after, Mainostelevisio MTV produced a programme in which Väinö Linna, Eero Mäntyranta, Matias Keskinen as well as numerous ordinary Finns talk about the significance of Urho Kekkonen.

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Cast

Väinö Linna as Self

Crew

Risto Linnus Director

International Releases Dates

Finland 31 December 1982

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