Pentti Anttila is a journalist, who accidentally ends up in to a mental institution. There he meets a woman, who claims that she is being kept there by force. Penttilä starts to investigate the case and he ends up in to a little town named Järvensuu. There he drifts in to a conflict with the local mob.
Pekka Parikka
Director
Timo Torikka
Pentti Anttila
Satu Silvo
Siru Donner
Peter Franzén
Kauko Kinnunen
Merja Larivaara
Marketta "Tutteli" Bööm
Tom Wentzel
Viktor Bööm
Vesa Vierikko
Uncle-Sam
Esko Nikkari
Taksikuski Lehtonen
Aarno Sulkanen
Konstaapeli Konstu Konstari
Irina Björklund
Matilda
Pertti Sveholm
Virtanen
Sanna Saarijärvi
Pirjo Haarikka
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