
Drama : 87 min : FinlandAfter a scandalous premier, actress Leila Manner flees the media to the summer villa with her two sons - short-tempered Ilmari and loner Unto. When Leila invites friends over for the weekend and falls for the author Aimo, the possessive Ilmari is pushed to breaking point.
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Title
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The Good Son
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Original Title
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Hyvy poika
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Prod. Year
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2011
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Country of Origin
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Finland
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Language Spoken
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Finnish
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Duration
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87 min.
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Shot on
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Canon 5D
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Screen Ratio
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16:9
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Format
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DCP/35mm
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Domestic Release
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2011-03-25
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Admission/rating
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PG-13
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Target Group
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25+ (women/mothers)
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Director
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Zaida Bergroth
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Cast
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Samuli Niittymaki, Elina Knihtilo, Eero Aho |
After a scandalous premier, actress Leila Manner (Elina Knihtilo) flees with her two sons Ilmari (Samuli Niittymaki) and Unto (Eetu Julin) the reporters to the family's old summer villa. Their peaceful time together is soon interrupted when Leila invites a group of her friends over to spend the weekend. When the other guests leave, Aimo (Eero Aho) stays. Short-tempered Ilmari is not pleased with the intruder, although Leila assures him that Aimo is nothing like her previous men. Gradually, Aimo starts to have enough of the youngster's insolence. Ilmari tries to escape the situation in the company of the fascinating Karitathe weird waitress at the local pub, and Leila, who is in love, turns a blind eye. The atmosphere at the villa surrounded by woods becomes threatening.