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The original Finn Film was founded in 1921 in Oulu, Finland, by playwright Teuvo Pakkala, Dr. Toivo T. Kaila, and M.Sc. G.H. Michelson.
Finn Film produced its first and only movie, Sotapolulla, in 1921. It was shown in movie theaters starting on 30 January 1922 (release date: 20 January 1922). The screenplay for the film was written by Teuvo Pakkala. The film - 65 minutes in length (1500 meters) - was also directed by Teuvo Pakkala. The actors in the films included:
Lisi Caren
Yrjo Hirviseppa
Jorma Vaajakallio
Solveig Wohlstrom
Lilly Caren
Oskari Oka
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Bertel Nordenstreng
J. V. Leino
Hannes Seppanen
Hildi Hartikainen
Maija Pakkala
Samuli Pakkala
Sotapolulla is currently archived in the National Audiovisual Archive of Finland. Due to its old age, its politically interesting post-Finnish-Civil-War timing of production, and its rare, good condition, it is considered historically valuable both nationally as well as internationally.
The original Finn Film finished business in 1922, mainly due to the lack of movie-watching audiences in theaters, following the Finnish Civil War.
From Wikipedia’s article on Finn Film, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.3