Umur Page #4

Genre: Drama, Romance
Director(s): Kai Lehtinen
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Year:
2002
102 min
25 Views


your f***ing picture!

Do something!

These few sounds.

The sound of the wind

moving the clouds.

The damp scent of the air.

Where has your mind wandered -

to want love and

to hear these few sounds?

Where does your mind realise -

that the scent of damp air

brings to mind a time past?

The one you had never

loved so much before.

The smell of smoke.

The sound, like the wind,

comes down from the treetops.

It's already after midnight.

The ancient smell of smoke.

The fire is fluttering

like a bunch of claws.

The wind is coming from the north.

Even further from the north.

Early hours, the smoke,

the ancient smoke rising -

moving with the wind.

Like in the old days

Like in the old days

The ladder angel.

-To the shield of the sun...

The trees, the nightly ground.

The smoke is moving,

the fire is fluttering.

The face is glowing in the heat.

And now, the world has stopped.

And a man finds his way

like a migratory bird -

and you can't explain it.

I'm nursing

a little flame in my soul.

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Kai Lehtinen

Kai Lehtinen (born Kai Antero 31 July 1958 in Kerava, Finland) is a Finnish actor best known for his work in the Finnish TV-series Raid. Lehtinen originally began as an athlete and competed in the decathlon with a personal best of 6,265 points in 1981. He then became interested in acting in the 1980s and began his career in 1989 appearing on a mini TV series. He appeared in 6 episodes of the 1993 television series Viimeiset siemenperunat and in 1994, he appeared in the Finnish film Aapo alongside actors Taisto Reimaluoto and Ulla Koivuranta. In 1996, he appeared in the short TV movie Aatamin poika. Lehtinen is also credited with directing and writing several films. He is perhaps best known for his role in highly successful Raid TV series (2001) where he played the title role. more…

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