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Karelian Wedding in the Land of the Kalevala
"Häiden Vietto Karjalan Runomailla" ( Karelian Wedding In The Land Of The Kalevala ) is an early and valuable documentary ( more exactly, a recreation ), an ethnological Finnish silent film about a traditional Karelian wedding. It was the work of an expedition of Finnish ethnologists in the silent year of 1920, headed by Herr A. O. Väisänen of the Kalevala society.
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"Häiden Vietto Karjalan Runomailla" ( Karelian Wedding In The Land Of The Kalevala ) is an early and valuable documentary ( more exactly, a recreation ), an ethnological Finnish silent film about a traditional Karelian wedding. It was the work of an expedition of Finnish ethnologists in the silent year of 1920, headed by Herr A. O. Väisänen of the Kalevala society.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:U.T. Sirelius
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Kalevalaseura-säätiö
Cast
A.O. Väisänen
Director
Lyyli Home
Talon tytär, morsian
Olga Trofimova
Talon ehtoisa emäntä, morsiamen äiti
Ivan Bombin
Talon isäntä, morsiamen isä
Benjam Trofimov
Sulhanen
Vaslei Purkunen
Suosittu vieras, kerjäläinen
Matjoi Plattonen
Täti, morsiamen itkittäjä
Outi Koivunen
Kansanparantaja, tietäjäakka
Vanja Trofimov
Sulhasen hääseurueen jäsen
Paul Tulehmo
Sulhasen hääseurueen jäsen
Ivan Brelo
Kanteleensoittaja
Paula Home
Nuori tyttö morsiamen hääseurueessa
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