#Alina Tomnikov

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Kuolleet lehdet (Fallen Leaves)

2023. Romantic Comedy Drama

By Aki Kaurismäki

Starring: Alma Pöysti, Jussi Vatanen, Janne Hyytiäinen, Nuppu Koivu, Sherwan Haji, Matti Onnismaa, Simon Al-Bazoon, Martti Suosalo, Maustetyöt, Sakari Kuosman, Maria Heiskanen, Alina Tomnikov, Juho Kuosmanen, Alma the dog

Country: Finland

Language: Finnish

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Fallen Leaves (Kuolleet lehdet), Aki Kaurismäki (2023)

[randomrichards]

FALLEN LEAVES:

Misfits on a date

Guy looses her phone number

Search for each other

[filmokosmos]

Obskuureja Tuntematon sotilas -cameoita:

Eino Kaipainen - Vanha SF-legenda on se lampunjalkaeversti; Rokkagaten kautta syntyy mutkien kautta yhteys vuosikymmenten kansansuosio-kilpakumppaniin Tauno Paloon Ekke Hämäläinen - telttalääkäri, "Eerola loppuu pian" Sakari Halonen - koomisten veijari- ja pöhköroolien erikoismies uransa vakavimmassa roolissa kuolevana Eerolana Osmo Harkimo - filmin pääkuvaaja esittää SP-osaston päällikköä, ja "teloittaa" omat kameramiehensä Antero Ruuhosen ja Olavi Pajusen - kameraryhmän neljäs mies Olavi Tuomi esiintyy yhdessä kohtauksessa keittiömiehenä Aloittelevat kyvyt Pertti Palo ja Veijo Pasanen kirjurina ja ajomies Uusitalona, respectively Veikko Uusimäki - Neuvostoliiton konsulaatin ehtona Baranovin mukaan ottamiselle oli se, että hahmosta piti tehdä sympaattinen; luonnenäyttelijä Uusimäen suuri huolenaihe oli, miten hän kykenisi viestimään sympatiaa ilman vuorosanoja ja huomattavia ilmeitä ja eleitä Pertti Weckström - tuleva pitkän linjan luonnenäyttelijä on se vänrikki jota Koskela vetää turpaan Yrjö Parjanne - lampunjalkaeversti '85 Ilkka Järvi-Laturi - talvivänrikki '85, sittemmin mukiinmenevä ura ohjaajana Alina Tomnikov - nainen Rahikaisen ‘17 paritusringissä - niitähän riittää Sara Chafak - petroskoilainen vanki Mikko Nousiainen - talvivänrikki '17 Jari Olavi Rantala - käsikirjoittaja nähdään bilettämässä Lammion korsussa Pekka Strang - Kuopion potkukelkkapataljoona -kapteeni

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Review "Fallen Leaves"

Last night I went to see "Fallen Leaves" directed by Aki Kaurismäki. It stars Alma Pöysti as Ansa, Martti Suosalo as Raunio, Jussi Vatanen as Holappa,, Alina Tomnikov as Tonja, Janne Hyytiäinen as Huotari and numerous others. Gee, IMDb doesn't list the dog Chaplin in their credits. Ah, TMDB lists Chaplin, the dog, as Alma-koira. I quite enjoyed this film. It is melancholy, with a chance encounter and a sad and happy love story. From IMDb, "In modern-day Helsinki, two lonely souls in search of love meet by chance in a karaoke bar. However, their path to happiness is beset by obstacles - from lost phone numbers to mistaken addresses, alcoholism, and a charming stray dog. ". (Hm, don't remember a mistaken address scene) I liked the rather dark and moody settings, the cinematography, the distinct lack of laughing and smiling throughout about 95+% of the film, the mostly quiet and calm acting and reactions to the sad things that happened in these people's lives, the entertaining karaoke bar and the singing and songs presented, the music and the dog Chaplin. This film had a very dry sense of humor where it existed. At one point I thought this really reminds me of the films by another director. Then in the credits I see the name Jim Jarmusch. Ah yes, right. Parts of this film made me think of certain moments in "Strange Than Paradise" by Jarmusch. After the film I heard a conversation between a theater employee and someone attending the film that Jarmusch and Kaurismäki had met and become friends.

I've seen "Le Havre" by Kaurismäki and have four or five more by him that I really should get around to watching. In the New York times review of this film by Manohla Dargis, she writes "Since the early 1980s, he has honed his minimalist visual style and quietly ironic sensibility in more than 20 narrative features that tend to be classed as comedy dramas, tragicomedies or some other hyphenated admixture; the movies are sometimes described as bittersweet, though, for me, their long aftertaste tends to be more sweet than bitter. Yet even these descriptors are too confining." Yes. I've seen many films by Jarmusch but still have a number to watch. I saw this film at the Little Roxie which is a few doors down from the Big Roxie. I hadn't been there before but it was nice but a little small.

[hawkaye]

Funeral For A Dog - 1.02 “Paradiso”

[dat-carovieh]

Funeral for a dog (2022)

[mindless-mars]

men will see their best friend and lover as a competition and fight over their mutual girlfriend, push him out of the relationship and claim to be the father of their child instead of going to therapy

[kosemsultanim]

Natalia Alexeievna’s costumes in Season 2 & 3 of Ekaterina ~ requested by anonymous

[skruttet]

From the Moominvalley twitter account:

🎉⭐Woooohoooo! #Moominvalley won the "Best Children's Program" in Golden #Venla Awards in Finland! 🎉⭐

[yokyopeli]

Rendel (2017)

Radek: Do you know what rendel means?

Jarno ‘Rotikka’ Erola: You mean the word?

Radek: It’s Hungarian and means ‘order’.

Rotikka: You mean like everything is in the right order?

Radek: No the other order.

Rotikka: You mean, you get what you’ve ordered?

Radek: Work it out, Sherlock.

[tiny-librarian]

Catherine started to look for wives among the minor Princesses of the Holy Roman Empire, whence she herself had come. She selected Princess Wilhelmina of Hesse-Darmstadt and invited her to Petersburg. Paul liked her, but just as she converted to Orthodoxy under the name Natalya, he was embroiled in an intrigue, hatched by an ambitious Holsteiner diplomat, Caspar von Saldern, to make him joint Tsar with Catherine. Panin discouraged it, but Catherine was alarmed. She avoided giving him a full separate court.

On 29 September 1773, Paul married Natalya in a blaze of festivities and fireworks. 

The Romanovs 1613–1918 - Simon Sebag Montefiore

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Veljeni vartija

Äksy pikkujäbä ja sen broidi Lahest tekee mitä haluaa muiden mielipiteistä välittämättä. Ahkeruus, kusipäisyys ja menestyksen haluisuus palkitaan ansaitusti.

Cheek-cheek-cheek. Ihan OK henkilökuva.

3/5

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have  Rendel 2017

[hawkaye]

“We weren’t alone. It was the three of us. You said we were three joined rings. And when you take one away, the other two fall apart.”

[dat-carovieh]

Funeral for a dog (2022)