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The Devil

Kun piru tuli polkupyörällä sepän tölliin ja sepän vaimo sai uuden nenän

A timeless study of durability of a fashion minded family's values and the destruction of their happiness.

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GNU Films, Tero Kaukomaa

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Country: Finland

Year: 1992

Genre: Fiction

Length: 34'

Format: 35 mm, ,

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