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Heavy Metal

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Heavy Metal

Mar 8, 2007

0h 29m

★ 5.9

Overview

The end of the 80s, a village in the middle of Finland. 15-year-old Hevari, the only long-haired boy in town, is the coolest guy in the world - at least according to Kake from next door. No-one else seems to agree. Short-tempered Hevari is used to being the laughing stock among the gang and the girls. But when the Friday night comes and there's a disco at the community hall, it's time to go again. Maybe tonight everything will be different.

Genres

Drama

Cast

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Hevari

Ilmari Saarikoski

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Kake

Ville Jokinen

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Krisu

Oona Linnavuori

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Jonna

Minna Launiainen

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Merja

Sofia Kotoulias

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Mira

Elina Vehkaoja

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Ossi

Iiro Veck

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Väke

Kim-Mikael Ahosvaara

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Hevarin äiti

Henriikka Salo

Kirsi Asikainen

Krisun äiti

Kirsi Asikainen

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