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Janika takes advantage of her pregnancy by smuggling amphetamine from Tallinn to Helsinki with her brother.
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Janika takes advantage of her pregnancy by smuggling amphetamine from Tallinn to Helsinki with her brother.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Josefina Rautiainen
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:ELO Film School Finland
Cast
Max Ovaska
Director
Saara Kotkaniemi
Janika
Joonas Saartamo
Leo
Santeri Helinheimo Mäntylä
Terminaalityöntekijä
Joel Hirvonen
Matias
Satu Tuuli Karhu
Milla
Iida-Maria Heinonen
Äiti laivalla
Matti Onnismaa
Poliisi
Markku Haussila
Terminaalityöntekijä
Alexander Ingman
Ensihoitaja
Mirma Kalenius
Lapsi laivalla
Peter Kanerva
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