Marja pieni!
Jan 28 1972
•1h 21m
•Drama
A story about Marja Maronen, a 30-year-old office worker who is self-centered and pursues love and wealth. After her father's death, Marja is plunged into a crisis that shakes her entire life, the consequences of which are particularly reflected in her relationships and working life.
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Liisamaija Laaksonen
Marja Maronen
Hannu Lauri
Jukka Nyholm
Elvi Saarnio
Leena Häkinen
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