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Land of Love
A comedy of a Finnish man who falls in love, gets tangled deeper into a circle of lies and finds out that he has suddenly changed his name, nationality and skin colour for the sake of love.
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A comedy of a Finnish man who falls in love, gets tangled deeper into a circle of lies and finds out that he has suddenly changed his name, nationality and skin colour for the sake of love.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Mika Ripatti, Seppo Vesiluoma
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:MRP Matila Röhr Productions
Cast
Ilkka Vanne
Director
Ville Haapasalo
Tuomas Linna / Omar Ghaala
Irina Björklund
Hanne Salmi
Katja Küttner
Katja Kuusisto
Pietro Steiner
Mahmud Murslan
Kari Väänänen
Hannu Rinta-Perkiö
Vesa Vierikko
Lauri Rinta-Perkiö
Karoliina Vanne
Taina Rinta-Perkiö
Jerry Wahlforss
Omar Ghaala
Alain Azerot
Iqbal
Jean Bitar
Lainajussien pelaaja
Dijcka
Lainajussien pelaaja
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