Most Popular Yrjö Saari Trailers
Total trailers found: 42
The Unknown Soldier Trailer (1955)
23 December 1955
It is the summer of 1941. An eastern-Finnish machine gun company receives an order to turn in their surplus equipment.
Sellaisena kuin sinä minut halusit Trailer (1944)
15 October 1944
Once a naïve, love-struck girl now forsaken by her lover, Maija leaves her island home to work as a housemaid in the city, only to be seduced by her employer's son Erkki, then forced to leave the household in order to avoid the scandal of a pregnancy.
Varsovan laulu Trailer (1953)
27 February 1953
A cynical tale of two liquor smugglers, who struggle with life, love and lust. A seedy love triangle is unavoidable.
On lautalla pienoinen kahvila Trailer (1952)
30 May 1952
Journalist Sanni visits the countryside to write about the timber industry. Looking for a room she is immediately thrust into the merry community of loggers, always up for a song, but one of them, Hurma-Jussi, is a little too persistent.
Scarlet Week Trailer (1954)
28 February 1954
After a weekend of dancing and camping on a recreation island near the city, a young factory worker decides to stay and cut work for a day.
Radio tekee murron Trailer (1951)
06 April 1951
Eager young radio reporter Teräsvuori stages a one-man burglary into the Helsinki Art Museum, recorded on tape for a later broadcast by his friend Laakso.
Miriam Trailer (1957)
18 October 1957
After her aunts death, young Miriam gets a position with the Allnes family. They have a son, Hans. Miriam and Hans fall in love.
Risti ja liekki Trailer (1957)
01 March 1957
Set in early 16th century Finland, a knight Olavi Gideoninpoika meets Mirjam Raakelintytär and falls in love.
Kuollut mies kummittelee Trailer (1952)
07 March 1952
Sarmo explores the mystery associated with the murder of a landowner and the tangle of crimes, threats, and conspiracies created by a letter he left behind.
Pekka ja Pätkä puistotäteinä Trailer (1955)
04 March 1955
Justina urges Pete and Runt to get a job. As a result they meet an orphan boy named Otto while working as a park nannies.
Kultamitalivaimo Trailer (1947)
26 June 1947
Two conservative men are surprised when they find out that their wives are actually athletes.
Menneisyyden varjo Trailer (1946)
22 March 1946
A story of a stunning ladies man engineer Rainer Leimu, whose life is weighed down by a broken family background.
Kaunis Veera eli ballaadi Saimaalta Trailer (1950)
22 September 1950
Tar Steam Princess Armada travels along Lake Saimaa to St. Petersburg and back during the years of Russian rule over Finland.
Tyttö kuunsillalta Trailer (1953)
30 October 1953
A widow and a husband tired of a loveless marriage rekindle the attraction they shared in their youth.
Professori Masa Trailer (1949)
23 December 1949
A comedy about a social studies professor opposing a dockworkers strike ending up working at the docks by mistake and having his worldview turn upside down.
Rakkauden risti Trailer (1946)
22 February 1946
The daughter of a lighthouse keeper runs away with a shipwrecked businessman to the city. But instead of her dreams, she ends up selling herself in the streets, until a painter finds her as an ideal model for his next painting.
Pekka ja Pätkä pahassa pulassa Trailer (1955)
02 December 1955
Justiina gives lessons to friends who are avoiding work and sends them to work. Pekka and Pätkä end up in a woodworking factory, where their job is to nail together the legs of a Christmas tree.
Levoton veri Trailer (1946)
22 March 1946
Sylvi's child is run over by a bus, prompting her to drink poison. She goes blind in the process, causing her husband to lust after her much younger sister.
Tapahtui kaukana Trailer (1950)
14 July 1950
Young woman flies to Lapland together with her father and his new female friend whom the daughter dislikes.
Köyhä laulaja Trailer (1950)
28 April 1950
Sisters Irma and Airi Ranna's café Iltatähti has run into financial trouble. Touring musicians Heikki and Jussi end up as tenants in the same boarding house where the siblings and the poetic accountant live.
