"A film about Helsinki and Jazz."01 September 200945 mins
A film about Jazz and Helsinki Sketches of North is a black and white film inspired by the music of "Agatha" - a big band album composed by Kerkko Koskinen and played by UMO Jazz Orchestra and trumpeter Verneri Pohjola.
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