Aimo Jäderholm

This Finlandia Survey compilation ranges from 1949 to 1961, and in it we get to see glimpses of news from both local matches and early international matches. The brave Finns play against the infamous Soviet Red Machine, Canada, and a team of journalists.

City of Oulu celebrating its 350th anniversary

A musical short film by Lapland traveller Aimo Jäderholm about the winter landscapes of Lapland in the 1940s. "Leave, leave for the fells, leave for Ylläs..." is sung by Repe Helismaa and Tapio Rautavaara, who in this very rare film have allowed the camera to be present on their private Lapland trip in mid-March 1949, and the wives of both Lapland enthusiasts are also present. The beginning of the film is illustrated by Repe's long rally "Leave, leave for the fells", which is probably not recorded anywhere else but in this film. "You can forget about the bag of crumbs during the trip, only when you arrive can you have a nice rest..." In the final part, Tapsa performs his bravura, Rakovalkea, written by Repe at night by fire: "It is night and the stars in the sky shine brightly, the moon shines brightly on the fells... This land of ice and snow, it fascinates, enchants, and my mind keeps returning here."

The story presents the achievements of the Student Union Singers during the Rengasmatka revue, both on stage and off stage. The performance is organized to raise funds for the choir's trip to America, which is being organized by Risto and Kale. The evening is colored by travel tickets that have fallen into the wrong hands, which the travel agency girls Mirkku and Kikka are feverishly searching for behind the stage.

A documentary about the seal hunting practices amid pack ice on the Gulf of Finland

The twenty-minute Santa's Workshop was turned into a two-minute trailer, with which Suomi-Filmi Oy also presented its Christmas greetings.

Manufacturing of ceramic objects at the Arabia factory.

A documentary of Varala, a physical education institute for women in Tampere, Finland. Filmed in the summer of 1947.

When you drink Aura beer, you are walking a false path. Alcohol drives wise men wild, but beer calms down quarrels. So always Aura beer, tasty-rich-yielding! The film introduces the making and drinking of beer.

Shoes are made from leather purchased with funds donated by Finnish Americans and distributed to children from poor families.

The film shows why it is worth buying a car from a dealership and not on the street.