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Punainen viiva (Finnish for "Red Line") can
refer to:
Punainen viiva (book) [fi], a 1909 book by
Ilmari Kianto and
basis of the
below film and
opera Red...
- achievement, and
received numerous other commendations. His 1959 film
Punainen viiva was
entered into the 1st
Moscow International Film Festival. He was also...
- Pulkkila,
Northern Ostrobothnia, and is best
known for his
books Punainen viiva ("The Red Line",
published 1909) and
Ryysyrannan Jooseppi (published in...
- PK Hönnun
Norway - Snøhetta
Sweden - Wingårdh
Arkitektkontor Finland -
Viiva Arkkitehtuuri Oy List of
diplomatic missions of the
Nordic countries Der...
-
premiered at the
Savonlinna Opera Festival in 1975. His
second opera,
Punainen viiva (The Red Line), was
commissioned by the
Finnish National Opera. Sallinen's...
- The Red Line (Punainen
viiva) is an
opera in two acts with
music by
Aulis Sallinen to a
libretto by the composer,
which premiered on 30
November 1978...
- Red Line (Finnish:
Punainen viiva) is a 1959
Finnish drama film
directed by
Matti K****ila. The
screenplay by K****ila is
based on the 1909
novel of the...
- included:
Toivo Peäske,
Laine Mets,
Virve Lippus, Ada Kuuseoks,
Vilma Mallene,
Viiva Väinmaa,
Valdur Roots,
Helju Agur, Aime Karm and others. From 1944 until...
- (parentheses: an atheist's commendation) (2021)
Metropolio (2023)
Vereen piirretty viiva (A Line
Drawn in Blood) (2023)
Muistipalatsi (Memory Palace) (2023) Sakara...
- also
composed music for
several films, such as
Matti K****ila's
Punainen viiva (1961) for
which he
received a
Jussi Award.
Another K****ila film, Kaasua...
