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Kirsti works as a reception assistant to Dr. Varjo and is secretly clinging to the doctor's son, Eino, who is studying to become an architect. Even though the film reflects early social problems and class jokes, there is no humor about describing everyday life.
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Kirsti works as a reception assistant to Dr. Varjo and is secretly clinging to the doctor's son, Eino, who is studying to become an architect. Even though the film reflects early social problems and class jokes, there is no humor about describing everyday life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Martta Salmela-Järvinen, Hannu Leminen
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Adams Filmi
Cast
Hannu Leminen
Director
Henny Valjus
Elma Niininen
Paavo Jännes
muurari Kustaa Niininen
Helena Kara
vastaanottoapulainen Kirsti Niininen
Kullervo Kalske
teekkari Eino Varjo
Hannes Häyrinen
Hanski Eliasson
Leo Mikander
Kalle Niininen
Nils-Erik Mikander
Pentti Niininen
Rita Sipilä
Liisa Niininen
Sasu Haapanen
tohtori Albert Varjo
Annika Sipilä
Kerttu Niininen
Lea Lampi
Adele Varjo
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