Pölhölä

Year: 1981

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: Finnish

Director: Taavi Kassila

Comedy

A raucously vulgar folk farce from Spede Productions, crafted by three debut directors, plunges viewers into the absurd world of Pölhölä, a tiny village portrayed as even more foolish than its fictional neighbour Hölmölä. The film revels in coarse humor and slap‑stick mishaps that celebrate the town’s ridiculous antics.

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