Nuori mylläri

About This Movie

Nuori mylläri, directed by Valentin Vaala, is a charming slice of 1950s Finnish comedy that carries a lighthearted yet bittersweet tone. The story revolves around a young man who takes on the role of a miller in a quaint village, instantly attracting the local ladies. There’s a certain whimsical atmosphere, heightened by the rural setting and the engaging performances that draw you into the love triangle—our miller, the tailor's daughter, and the envy of the other villagers. The pacing flows like a gentle stream, allowing moments of humor to intermingle with the underlying critique of societal norms. It's the kind of film that captures the simplicity of love and jealousy, making it a unique piece in the landscape of Finnish cinema.

Charming 1950s Finnish comedy · Explores themes of love and jealousy · Distinctive rural setting and performances