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Tiina's teen-aged younger sister Juulia runs away to the Mietaa Youth Center on New Year's Eve 2003, which leads to a chain of events that brings Tiina face to face again with Mika, who performs with his band at Mietaa.
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Tiina's teen-aged younger sister Juulia runs away to the Mietaa Youth Center on New Year's Eve 2003, which leads to a chain of events that brings Tiina face to face again with Mika, who performs with his band at Mietaa.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Mikko Jokipii, Heli Kärnä, Hanne Aro, Aapeli Autio
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Mukula
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