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Release Date:
September 27, 2019
Original Title:
Once Upon a Time in Sad Hill
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Bad Taste
Production Countries:
Finland
Ratings / Certifications:
FI: K-12
Runtime: 88
An intelligent thriller about how women claim their freedom in a cemetery named Sad Hill, known as the final scene of Sergio Leone’s iconic spaghetti western film The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966). Four artists are finishing a workshop in a palace in Northern Spain as they recall a strange incident that happened to two long-time married couples who got lost nearby years before. After a dream-like walk in the mountains, the couples, strangers to each other, arrived in a mythic burial place called Sad Hill, where they had to face the naked facts of their hollow marriages in a totally new psychological light. The wives started the same walking ballet as did Clint Eastwood, Lee van Cleef and Eli Wallach in Leone’s film. In a few minutes, the lives of the couples would change completely.
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Colorist:
Timo Teräväinen
Director:
Rax Rinnekangas
Director of Photography:
Theofanis Kavvadas
Editor:
Jari Innanen
Executive Producer:
Rax Rinnekangas
Foley Artist:
Heikki Kossi
Foley Editor:
Heikki Kossi
Production Sound Mixer:
Heikki Innanen
Sound Designer:
Heikki Innanen
Writer:
Rax Rinnekangas
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