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"Kevät iskee silmää" is a 1941 documentary that captures the arrival of spring in Helsinki. This film presents a unique glimpse into the celebration of May Day and the international match march during that era.
This film has a very limited print history, making it somewhat scarce in collector circles. It often surfaces in discussions about wartime documentaries and Finnish cinema. While not a mainstream title, its intimate portrayal of a significant time is appreciated among collectors who value historical context and the documentary form. Interest tends to grow as awareness of Finnish film history increases.
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"Kevät iskee silmää" is a documentary.
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"Kevät iskee silmää" was released in 1941.
The film features the arrival of spring in Helsinki, the celebration of May Day, and the international match march.
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