On a road trip across Finland, Jari stops in a small town where he meets Marja. The young people continue their journey together all the way to Haaparanta, until a police raid reveals that Jari's car is stolen. Their escape takes them even further north, where they team up with a gold miner.
Aito Mäkinen, Virke Lehtinen
Director
Simeon Rabinowitsch
Jari
Tiina Harpf
Marja
Matti Keinänen
gold digger
Ilmari Saarelainen
boy hitchhiker
Saara Pakkasvirta
artist's wife
Ossi Ahlapuro
artist Jukka "Juuso" Taivalsaari
Anja Pirilä
girl hitchhiker
Helvi Aunio
hostess of hotel in Haaparanta
Sylvi Ritvanen
Adolf's wife Edith
Aarne Pollari
German tourist Adolf
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