“Primetime” and Emptiness
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Pekka ja Pätkä ketjukolarissa
Justiina Puupää drives her husband Pekka and his friend Pätkä to look for work. The two decide to make money the easy way and try to have an accident after first getting accident insurance. After trying their luck, they hurt their heads and in the hospital, the comrades see each other's more outrageous antics.
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Justiina Puupää drives her husband Pekka and his friend Pätkä to look for work. The two decide to make money the easy way and try to have an accident after first getting accident insurance. After trying their luck, they hurt their heads and in the hospital, the comrades see each other's more outrageous antics.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Armand Lohikoski
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Suomen Filmiteollisuus
Cast
Armand Lohikoski
Director
Esa Pakarinen
Pekka Puupää
Masa Niemi
Pätkä
Siiri Angerkoski
Justiina Puupää
Armas Jokio
Pikkarainen
Irja Kuusla
Iltatuuli / Mattsonska
Vieno Kekkonen
Laulajatar
Armand Lohikoski
Karto / Robinson Crusoe / Mortician
Uuno Montonen
Äidinkulta-Morris
Einari Ketola
Sokeripala-Harris
Veikko Linna
Untuva-Slim
Pentti Irjala
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