
Father's Day
Drama · Comedy
Overview
Tinke, who has been drinking his health away, lives in a care home, where his dark humour and his friend Veikko keeps him going. When Saimi's teenage twins, whom he vaguely remembers from years ago, decide to find out about their father, their search leads them to Tinke. Saimi is determined to prevent the twins from meeting Tinke, but Veikko, who has been caught up in the mess, disagrees.
Top Cast


Tommi Korpela
Tommi Korpela
Veikko
Tommi Korpela
Veikko


Laura Birn
Laura Birn
Saimi
Laura Birn
Saimi
Tomi Lindfors
Tomi Lindfors
Tinke
Tomi Lindfors
Tinke
Varpu Rintanen
Varpu Rintanen
Aava
Varpu Rintanen
Aava
Vilja Rintanen
Vilja Rintanen
Iines
Vilja Rintanen
Iines
Miro Lopperi
Miro Lopperi
Antsa
Miro Lopperi
Antsa


Konsta Mäkelä
Konsta Mäkelä
Teppo
Konsta Mäkelä
Teppo


Emmi Parviainen
Emmi Parviainen
Saana
Emmi Parviainen
Saana
Samuli Niittymäki
Samuli Niittymäki
Jussi
Samuli Niittymäki
Jussi
Leena Uotila
Leena Uotila
Aino
Leena Uotila
Aino
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