
Kankkulan kaivolla
Comedy
Overview
A radio reporter from Helsinki arrives in the village of Kankkula just before Midsummer to conduct interviews. The old sheriff demands that his nephew Lauri, who serves as the village policeman, continue the generations-old tradition of arresting the old master of Tippavaara, whom the sheriff believes to be brewing moonshine. However, Lauri is in love with the old man's niece Leena, and the couple's plans to get engaged conflict with Lauri's duties.
Top Cast


Oke Tuuri
Oke Tuuri
Tippavaaran vanhaisäntä
Oke Tuuri
Tippavaaran vanhaisäntä


Leni Katajakoski
Leni Katajakoski
Leena
Leni Katajakoski
Leena
Ismo Kallio
Ismo Kallio
Lauri
Ismo Kallio
Lauri


Hannes Häyrinen
Hannes Häyrinen
radioreportteri
Hannes Häyrinen
radioreportteri


Siiri Angerkoski
Siiri Angerkoski
Amanda Neulanen
Siiri Angerkoski
Amanda Neulanen


Jalmari Rinne
Jalmari Rinne
vanha vallesmanni
Jalmari Rinne
vanha vallesmanni
Kauko Kokkonen
Kauko Kokkonen
Jallu Jantunen
Kauko Kokkonen
Jallu Jantunen
Eemeli
Eemeli
Romppanen
Eemeli
Romppanen


Assi Nortia
Assi Nortia
Elli
Assi Nortia
Elli
Aili Tikka
Aili Tikka
Hilta
Aili Tikka
Hilta
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