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In the small village of Nuottaniemi live Iisakki and his daughter Hanna. Iisakki bears a grudge against Heikki, blaming him for the death of his son in a timber rafting accident. To make things worse, Heikki's son Juhani wants to marry Hanna but she only has eyes for the lumberjack Antti.
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In the small village of Nuottaniemi live Iisakki and his daughter Hanna. Iisakki bears a grudge against Heikki, blaming him for the death of his son in a timber rafting accident. To make things worse, Heikki's son Juhani wants to marry Hanna but she only has eyes for the lumberjack Antti.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Erkki Karu
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Suomi-Filmi
Cast
Erkki Karu
Director
Konrad Tallroth
Iisakki
Heidi Blåfield
Hanna
Jaakko Korhonen
Heikki
Einar Rinne
Juhani
Oiva Soini
Antti Koskenalusta
Aku Käyhkö
Kero-Pieti
Kirsti Suonio
Anna
Joel Rinne
Log Driver
Emil Mikkola
Log Driver on the Ferry (uncredited)
Eero Leväluoma
Log Driver (uncredited)
Uuno Aarto
Log Driver (uncredited)
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