Kajastus (1930)
A historical drama depicting the Finnish struggle against Tsarist Russia. Opens at the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg in February 1899. Tsar Nicholas II signs the February Manifesto, the purpose of which is to abolish Finnish self-government. An act that arouse widespread opposition in Finland.
Director: Carl von Haartman
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Aarne Leppänen as Antti Ahma |
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Elsa Segerberg as Louise Cederström |
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Helge Ranin as Gustaf Cederström |
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Anielka Elter as Maria Feodorovna |
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Gunnar Wallin as Oscar Cederström |
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Katri Rautio as Mrs. Cederström |
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Lia Lae as |
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Yrjö Saarnio as Ivan Krasnoff |
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Runar Idefelt as Kalle |
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Carl Flinkman as |
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Aku Korhonen as Nikolai Bobrikoff |
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A. Karsten as Nikolai II |
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Uuno Montonen as Von Plehwe |
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William Räisänen as Aleksei Kuropatkin |
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Topo Leistelä as Konstantin Pobjedonostjew |
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Agnes Lindh as |
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Slin O'Ree as Asev |
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Toivo Pohjakallio as |
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H. Bölzig as Santarmi |
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Runar Schauman as Eugen Schauman |
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Paavo Kostioja as |
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Ilmari Unho as (uncredited) |
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Helvi Järveläinen as (uncredited) |
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Carl von Haartman as (uncredited) |
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Gunnar Calenius as (uncredited) |
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Kaarlo Saarnio as (uncredited) |
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Erkki Helo as (uncredited) |
| Art | Karl Fager | Production Design |
| Production | Erkki Karu | Producer |
| Directing | Carl von Haartman | Director |
| Writing | Carl von Haartman | Writer |
| Editing | Erkki Karu | Editor |
| Writing | Gerda Hintze | Writer |
| Camera | Eino Kari | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Frans Ekebom | Director of Photography |
