Martti Pennanen Trailers
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Most Popular Martti Pennanen Trailers
Total trailers found: 20
For the Matches Trailer (1980)
18 January 1980
In Eastern Finland, in Liperi to be exact, Anna-Liisa Ihalainen asks her husband Antti to get some matches from the Ihalainen household.
Vodkaa, komisario Palmu Trailer (1969)
12 September 1969
A TV reporter is murdered when he is eavesdropping on a secret Finnish-Soviet conference. The National Broadcasting Corporation enlists the help of police lieutenant Palmu, who comes out of retirement for this case.
Kiljusen herrasväki Trailer (1981)
20 November 1981
The Kiljunen family wins a holiday trip to Helsinki and the city will never be the same again.
Cha Cha Cha Trailer (1989)
20 January 1989
A lawyer pays a visit to Matti Ojanperä, a bum living under a bridge in the Helsinki harbour, to inform him that he is about to inherit an American aunt of his.
Meiltähän tämä käy Trailer (1973)
26 October 1973
Logger Severi Suhonen is transferred from forestry work to indoor work at the company's paper mill. Unable to adapt to city life, Severi clashes with the autocratic manager Wille Wållberg and meets his girlfriend from decades ago, Anna Tuhkanen, whose daughter Leena Tuhkanen is dating the manager's son, Wille Wållberg Junior.
Farewell, Mr. President Trailer (1987)
16 January 1987
Asko Mertanen is a waiter who is very interested in shooting. He gets fed up how the things are run in Finland, so he thinks that the best way to change them is to shoot the Finnish president.
Loma Trailer (1976)
17 December 1976
After a mixup at the check-in, Aimo Niemi boards a charter plane bound for the sunny island of Rhodes, Greece, instead of the Innsbruck Winter Olympics he's packed for.
When the Heavens Fall… Trailer (1972)
27 February 1972
A psychotherapist's life is wrecked when her private life is exposed in a sensation magazine.
Pedon merkki Trailer (1981)
25 September 1981
Set during the Second World War in the Finnish war zone.
Ihmemies Trailer (1979)
02 November 1979
Olli Ruusunen attended a special training course in the US, where his brain capacity has been developed to the extreme.
One Man's War Trailer (1974)
18 January 1974
Man leaves his factory job and sells everything to buy an earth mover and start his own business, travelling from place to place with his wife and child.
Agentti 000 ja kuoleman kurvit Trailer (1983)
16 September 1983
Agent 000 gets involved in high-octane action in this Finnish James Bond parody.
The Year of the Hare Trailer (1977)
23 December 1977
Young advertising executive Vatanen suddenly quits his job and his whole life in Helsinki, and decides to spend a while in the Finnish wilderness.
Tie Trailer (1981)
23 October 1981
A drama based on the lives of children and parents in a small farming family. Based on Esko Raennon's novel Tie.
Hiekkakuningas Trailer (1972)
01 January 1972
A story about one man's success and another's demise. Algoth Mäki, who moved to southern Finland in search of work, encounters the harsh world of gravel mining, where others succumb, but Hurme, the Sand King, continues his rise up the social ladder.
Päämaja Trailer (1970)
06 November 1970
The story follows Commander-in-Chief Mannerheim and Quartermaster General Airo at the Finnish Defense Forces headquarters in Mikkeli during the decisive moments of the Continuation War in the summer of 1944.
Taksikuski Trailer (1969)
01 November 1969
An existential road movie based on Veijo Meri's novel Peiliin piirretty nainen (The Woman in the Mirror, 1963), following the life of a taxi driver from one evening to the next morning.
Ansa Trailer (1981)
30 November 1981
Daniel Gorban's wife Elisabet has left home after an argument and has been missing for ten days. Daniel is worried about his wife, but the inspector reassures him that there is no cause for concern yet.
Rölli – hirmuisia kertomuksia Trailer (1991)
01 November 1991
Trollforest is in grave danger, so Rölli the Troll must unite with a Forest Fairy to save their home.
