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Karvat (The Hair, 1974) - Opening and closing credits (English subtitles) Karvat - Trailer Warning: spoilers. Karvat Finland 1974 Director: Seppo Huunonen Screenwriter: Seppo Huunonen Based on Obsession (1962) by Lionel White Producer: Seppo Huunonen Music: Paroni Paakkunainen, Jorma Panula Cinematography: Kari Sohlberg Edited by: Erkki Seiro, Kristina Schulgin Production designer: Seppo Huunonen Production company: Eloseppo Oy Premiere (Finland): 26 July 1974 Length: 104 min Arja Virtanen and Mikko Majanlahti. The story of Karvat : Karvat ( "The Hair" ) is a 1974 Finnish erotic dark comedy thriller film written, produced and directed by Seppo Huunonen (1939 - 2023). It was loosely based on Lionel White 's 1962 suspense novel Obsession , like Jean-Luc Godard 's 1965 French film Pierrot le Fou . In Huunonen's version, Jean-Paul Belmondo was replaced by Mikko Majanlahti , an actor from the Tampere Wo...

Yo-Talo, also known as Ylioppilastalo, at Kauppakatu 10, Tampere. Photography by Tiia Monto / Wikimedia Commons. Ylioppilastalo (also known as Yo-Talo ), street address Kauppakatu 10, is a building located in the Tammerkoski district of Tampere, Finland. Suomen Yhdyspankki (the Union Bank of Finland) commissioned Professor Gustaf Nyström (1856-1917), one of the last representatives of the Neo-Renaissance style in Finland, to design an office building for the bank. Nyström had studied in Vienna, where he adopted local nuances of the Art Nouveau style, which was called Jugendstil in Austria and Germany. The house was completed in 1901. The decorative and imaginative facade has features from both the Neo-Renaissance and early Viennese Art Nouveau. The building is now protected on architectural, cultural-historical and landscape grounds. After its original owner, the building was called Suomen Yhdyspankin talo, House of the Union Bank of Finland. There was an impressive bank hall...

Updated 12 July 2026 The Finnish debut of the Year One of Space: 1999 took place in July 1976. In Finland the series got the title "Avaruusasema Alfa" ("Space Station Alpha"). (The episodes were subtitled in Finnish, as in Finland only children's cartoons are dubbed in local language.) This was not the first Anderson production seen in Finland, though. Gerry Anderson 's puppet series Supercar launched as early as 1963 on Tesvisio (also known as TES-TV) and Tamvisio. Both were early Finnish TV channels which were merged to Yleisradio (Finnish Broadcasting Company, YLE) in 1964 and became YLE TV2 on the 1st of March, 1965. Stingray was the next TV production by the Andersons that had its run in Finland, as part of Mainos-TV's spring 1965 schedule. The Finnish title of the show was "Kapteeni Myrsky" (translates as "Captain Tempest"). The first episode of Thunderbirds (in Finnish "Myrskylinnut") on Finnish tele...