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Giancarlo Rosso, a professional assassin from Sicily, is sent to Finland to kill a very specific target. When he reaches the country, he discovers that the target is one of his past loves.
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Giancarlo Rosso, a professional assassin from Sicily, is sent to Finland to kill a very specific target. When he reaches the country, he discovers that the target is one of his past loves.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Mika Kaurismäki, Kari Väänänen
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Villealfa Filmproductions
Cast
Mika Kaurismäki
Director
Kari Väänänen
Rosso
Martti Syrjä
Martti
Leena Harjupatana
Marja, Martin sisar, "Maria"
Mirja Oksanen
La Raggazza
Maija-Liisa Majanlahti
La cassiera di banca
Pentti Halonen
Orazio Anelli
Il capo
Arti Filla
Marjan isä
Liisa Kalliomaa
Marjan äiti
Chelaf Abdeslam
Asekauppias, il commerciante di armi
Giuseppe Leocata
Mafian mies
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