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The local doctor Aarno works with his nurse wife Asta. After the death of their child, the spouses have distanced themselves from each other. The man is completely immersed in the work, his invention of medicine, and the treatment of the outbreak of an epidemic for which the wife no longer has interest in. She is jealous of her husband's close work relationship with nurse Taina.
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The local doctor Aarno works with his nurse wife Asta. After the death of their child, the spouses have distanced themselves from each other. The man is completely immersed in the work, his invention of medicine, and the treatment of the outbreak of an epidemic for which the wife no longer has interest in. She is jealous of her husband's close work relationship with nurse Taina.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hannu Leminen
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Suomen Filmiteollisuus
Cast
Hannu Leminen
Director
Helena Kara
Taina Kulo
Eino Kaipainen
Aarno Tapio
Sylvi Palo
Asta Tapio
Hannes Häyrinen
Esa Hyyrynen
Tyyne Haarla
Esteri
Emmi Jurkka
Siiri Koskinen
Aku Peltonen
Asikainen
Veikko Linna
Antti Koskinen
Liisa Autere
Aune (uncredited)
Edvard Hytönen
Juho Määttä (uncredited)
Lennart Vaikonpää
Latva (uncredited)
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