La Mort dans les rapides

Titre original : Koskenlaskijan morsian

1937
1h 23min

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Drama Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueHeikki tries to overcome his financial difficulties by marrying his son Juhani and the only daughter of Nuottaniemi, Hanna. She is in love with the honest Antti and is threatened by the fier... Tout lireHeikki tries to overcome his financial difficulties by marrying his son Juhani and the only daughter of Nuottaniemi, Hanna. She is in love with the honest Antti and is threatened by the fiery and dangerous Juhani.Heikki tries to overcome his financial difficulties by marrying his son Juhani and the only daughter of Nuottaniemi, Hanna. She is in love with the honest Antti and is threatened by the fiery and dangerous Juhani.

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Anecdotes
It was long assumed that all copies of this film were destroyed, but in late 1990s a copy was found from Michigan, USA.

Connexions
Edited into Nyrkin ja hellan välissä (1997)

Bandes originales
Alkusoitto
Written and Composed by Harry Bergström

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7/10

Melodrama from old Finland

It's the late 19th century in Tornionjokilaakso.It tells about men working as loggers and two families sharing a wrath after an accident took place in the rapids.And there are also some romantic feelings happening.Koskenlaskijan Morsian (1937) is directed by Valentin Vaala.It's based on the novel by Väinö Kataja from 1914.The movie stars Jalmari Rinne as Iisakki.The lovely Ansa Ikonen is his daughter Hanna.Eino Heino is Niilo.Eino Jurkka plays Heikki.Tauno Palo portrays his son Paloniemen Juhani.Ossi Elstelä is the preacher Kero-Pieti.Vilho Auvinen is Kulku-Matti.The movie has some fine moments, like when those men fight for their lives in the rapids.This movie suffers from certain heaviness.Sure it offers some grand feelings, but that's all really.And of course it's always a joy to watch Ansa Ikonen and Tauno Palo in the same movie.