"Leave when it's already too late"
Inkeri, 75, has hit her husband on the head with a solid iron frying pan and is planning to bury him in their garden. Before facing the rest of her life in prison, there may yet be a moment left to really live. Inkeri makes her sisters Sylvi and Raili join her on a trip to the Koli National Park. Will Inkeri find in her that free young woman who desired a feminist revolution in the 70s?
Leena Uotila
Inkeri
Seela Sella
Raili
Saara Pakkasvirta
Sylvi
Heikki Nousiainen
Tapio
Pirjo Lonka
Daughter
Samuli Niittymäki
Jarkko
Jani Volanen
Ville
Pamela Tola
Airport Clerk
Lauri Tilkanen
Bank Clerk
Inkeri, 75, has hit her husband on the head with a solid iron frying pan and is planning to bury him in their garden. Before facing the rest of her life in prison, there may yet be a moment left to really live. Inkeri makes her sisters Sylvi and Raili join her on a trip to the Koli National Park. Will Inkeri find in her that free young woman who desired a feminist revolution in the 70s?
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