Siiri Angerkoski

Helsinki, Forever is a montage film about the city of Helsinki by the award-winning Finnish film director and academic Peter von Bagh. The film draws a portrait of Helsinki and also acts as an essay on Finnish culture in a wider sense. It shows Helsinki as captured by leading Finnish feature film and documentary makers over a period of one hundred years. (www.ses.fi)

The movie begins with the final scene of the previous film 'Pekka ja Pätkä as frogmen' where the main characters are knocked out by a pair of Finnish soldiers. The soldiers take Pekka and Pätkä's clothes, put them in uniform and drag the to the plane for Suez where a Finnish platoon is being sent on a peace keeping mission. (Wikipedia)

An expensive furcoat goes from hand to hand, changing the lives of the owners.

Movie version of radio drama about family Suominen.

Pekka Puupää's wife Justiina leaves to visit relatives, so Pekka and his friend Pätkä decide to start a nursery to make some money. When a crook kidnaps the local millionaire's child and hides him in Pekka's apartment, Pekka and Pätkä erroneously think that they have gotten their first client.

Adventures of three gold diggers and con artists after their money.

Criminal gang and other colourful personalities on a night train to Kuopio

Version of Sleeping Beauty fairytale

Group of loggers staying at a mill a shady businessman wants to buy.

Comedy of mistaken identity

Grumpy self-made industrialist looks for his status in the community.

A rich girl gets a man to pretend he is her father when they go vacationing to a hotel, looking for a potential fiancé for the girl.

Pekka and Pätkä become private detectives and have to find the missing son of the general manager Leino.

A man and a woman share a marriage and a business. But how does the business manage when then marriage turns sour?

Cinderella-like historical romance in the eve of Crimean War.

Train stewardess Mimmi is chased by several men but she has eyes only for a poor brakeman...who might not be that poor after all.

A story about a gang in Helsinki, the capital of Finland in 60's. They misbehave, have fun, steal, drink and has been chased by police. How a girl from countryside finds the wild life of big city. Take me when I'm young. (MuutaNet)

The drama directed by Toivo Särkä and Yrjö Norta is based on Eino Railo's novel of the same name. In the film adaptation, set in 1930s Ostrobothnia, the Ylitalo sisters live a summer full of love. Rampant but cheerful Eliina (Ansa Ikonen) likes the high school student Yrjö (Jorma Nortimo), while the heart of the divine Johanna (Ester Toivonen) beats for childhood friend Huhdan Aksel (Eino Kaipainen).

Journalist Sanni visits the countryside to write about the timber industry. Looking for a room she is immediately thrust into the merry community of loggers, always up for a song, but one of them, Hurma-Jussi, is a little too persistent. Luckily, she is “saved” by the handsome lumberjack Eräs.