
The Battle of Näsilinna 1918
War · Drama · History
Overview
Depicting the Finnish Civil War from the White army's point of view. Lieutenant Melin's soldiers mission is to penetrate the heart of the city and overtake the Nasilinna Palace from the Reds.
Top Cast
Nicke Lignell
Nicke Lignell
Erik Gunnar Melin
Nicke Lignell
Erik Gunnar Melin
Anton Häggblom
Anton Häggblom
Boström
Anton Häggblom
Boström
Petter Kevin
Petter Kevin
Holm
Petter Kevin
Holm
Willhelm Grotenfelt
Willhelm Grotenfelt
Lundström
Willhelm Grotenfelt
Lundström
Thomas Holm
Thomas Holm
Oskar Backström
Thomas Holm
Oskar Backström
Mattias Asplund
Mattias Asplund
Johannes Fagerholm
Mattias Asplund
Johannes Fagerholm
Markus Wilson
Markus Wilson
Oskar Åbb
Markus Wilson
Oskar Åbb
Mike Nordlund
Mike Nordlund
John Häger
Mike Nordlund
John Häger
Fredrik Westblom
Fredrik Westblom
Oskar Nybacka
Fredrik Westblom
Oskar Nybacka
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