A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
February 18, 2005
Original Title:
Eläville ja kuolleille
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Sputnik
Production Countries:
Finland
Ratings / Certifications:
FI: K-12
Runtime: 99
An ordinary suburban family is shattered when their youngest son is killed in an accidental fire while locked inside the family's car on their yard. Mother Marja can't stop crying, father Jaakko can't cry at all but blames himself for the fire. Their remaining son Timo develops problems at school because of his constant worries about his parents' safety. In their grief, Marja and her sister Leena have to confront an old family secret, their little sister's accidental death for which Leena has quietly blamed herself through decades.
Assistant Camera:
Mika Ailasmäki
Heikki Färm
Assistant Director:
Nadja Delcos
Colorist:
Kari Manns
Costume Design:
Niina Pasanen
Director:
Kari Paljakka
Director of Photography:
Pekka Uotila
Dramaturgy:
Raija Talvio
Editor:
Timo Linnasalo
Gaffer:
Olli Varja
Grip:
Jari Lehtiniemi
Lighting Technician:
Henri Heino
Elsa Varja
Makeup Artist:
Sumakindi Moreno
Negative Cutter:
Tuija Kotamäki
Producer:
Ilkka Mertsola
Production Design:
Katarina Lume
Script Supervisor:
Malla Hukkanen
Jolle Onnismaa
Second Assistant Camera:
Nea Salminen
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Peter Nordström
Still Photographer:
Malla Hukkanen
Jolle Onnismaa
Writer:
Kari Paljakka
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