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Syntipukki (1935) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 7, 1935

Original Title:
Syntipukki

Alternate Titles:
Syndabocken
The Scapegoat

Genres:
Comedy

Production Companies:
Suomen Filmiteollisuus

Production Countries:
Finland

Ratings / Certifications:
FI: S 

Runtime: 94

Overview from TheMovieDB

Adalbert "Mussu" Koikkalainen inherits 9,000 marks from his uncle. To buy a milk shop, Koikkalainen needs another thousand marks and work experience, so he applies for a job at the department store Sampo, where he is hired as a scapegoat to receive customer complaints. The saleswoman Irja Salo, who is under threat of dismissal, falls in love with the general manager Vaara, whom she thinks is a traveling salesman.

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Kalle Peronkoski

Choreographer:
Alexander Saxelin

Director:
Erkki Karu

Director of Photography:
Eino Kari

Editor:
Eino Kari

Gaffer:
Aarne Kajonterä

Hairstylist:
Hellä Laiho

Makeup Artist:
Olavi Suominen

Original Music Composer:
Georg Malmstén

Producer:
Erkki Karu

Production Design:
Karl Fager
W. Wahlroos

Screenplay:
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Second Assistant Camera:
Olavi Suominen

Sound:
Yrjö Norta

Sound Assistant:
Kurt Vilja

Still Photographer:
Kalle Havas
A.J. Tenhovaara

Theatre Play:
Agapetus

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