Me

'Me' follows Urpo, an alcoholic former priest, who has been imprisoned for manslaughter. His partner, Meeri, faces dire circumstances, resorting to prostitution while Urpo serves his sentence. The story introduces Ulla and Väiski, two homeless alcoholics who bring a runaway boy, Lauri, to Urpo and Meeri's care, raising questions about lost chances and the possibility of a new life.

This film is part of the Finnish cinematic landscape produced by Suomen Filmiteollisuus, reflecting the societal issues of its time. With a cast featuring Risto Mäkelä, Åke Lindman, and Rose-Marie Precht, the performances add depth to this compelling narrative. Collectors interested in international cinema, particularly Finnish films from the 1960s, may find 'Me' a significant addition to their collection.