Love and Other Troubles | |
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Directed by | Samuli Valkama |
Written by | Katri Manninen Samuli Valkama |
Produced by | Jesse Fryckman |
Starring | Emilie de Ravin Jussi Nikkilä Ville Virtanen |
Cinematography | Anssi Leino |
Edited by | Antti Reikko |
Production company | |
Distributed by | Nordisk Film |
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Running time | 87 minutes |
Country | Finland |
Languages | English Finnish |
Budget | €1.5 million [1] |
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