Tottisalmen perillinen

The story follows Baron von Sumers, who sends his grandson Klaus to the vicarage to learn proper manners. Klaus's mischief leads to an accident involving Yrjö, the farmhand, who later finds himself at the Tottisalmen estate for treatment. As the plot unfolds, Yrjö's striking resemblance to the baron's long-lost son triggers a series of events that delve into the family's past.

With a runtime of 66 minutes, Tottisalmen perillinen captures the essence of Finnish cinema from the 1940s, showcasing how personal relationships and societal expectations intertwine. The film features a cast including Kalevi Koski, Paavo Jännes, and Aino Lohikoski, contributing to its rich narrative.