All 20 Jorma Tommila Movies (in Order)
Get ready for a thrilling ride as we delve into the world of Jorma Tommila Movies. This roundup covers the diverse range of action-packed films, gripping dramas, and heartwarming stories that have made Tommila a household name in the movie industry. From his breakthrough roles to his recent work, we’ve got you covered with a comprehensive overview of his impressive filmography. Buckle up and get ready for a cinematic adventure like no other!
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1. Hamlet (1985)
Experience the timeless drama of “Hamlet, “ a Finnish adaptation of the classic play by William Shakespeare. Set in 1985, the film follows the journey of Prince Hamlet (Tero Jartti) who suspects his uncle has killed the king to take the Danish throne and marry his mother. Torn between avenging his father’s death and upholding the moral code of the court, Hamlet faces the challenging dilemma of seeking justice or maintaining his own peace.
2. Back to the USSR (1992)
Back to the USSR” is a captivating comedy-drama set in the era of glasnost in the Soviet Union. The film introduces us to Reima August, the last communist in a rapidly changing world. As an isolated and resistant character to the new realities around him, Reima finds himself in the face of an unfamiliar and challenging environment.
3. Lipton Cockton in the Shadows of Sodoma (1995)
In the thrilling 21st-century mystery, Lipton Cockton in the Shadows of Sodoma, taciturn detective Lipton Cockton delves into a series of gruesome murders, where victims mysteriously explode. This Finish film, directed by Jari Halonen, intriguingly blends elements of sci-fi and thriller, set against the backdrop of a futuristic world. With a talented cast, including Jorma Tommila, Tarja-Tuulikki Tarsala, and Hannu Huuska, and production company Mondo Furioso Filmproductions, the movie showcases the creative vision of writer-director Jari Halonen.
4. The Christmas Party (1996)
Prepare for a hilarious holiday adventure with “The Christmas Party” (1996), a comedy film that will have you laughing from start to finish. Directed by Jari Halonen, the story revolves around Mike, a man fresh out of prison after serving four years for a bank robbery. His friend Bona, who has a knack for throwing parties, is planning the ultimate celebration to welcome Mike back to the world — a Christmas party like no other.
5. Spy Games (1999)
Spy Games, “ originally titled “History Is Made at Night, “ is a 1999 romantic suspense-comedy set in post-Cold War Helsinki. The film follows CIA agent Harry (Bill Pullman) and SVR agent Natasha (Irene Jacob) as they find themselves caught in an action-packed mission to save the world and their secret love.
6. Bad Luck Love (2000)
Bad Luck Love, released in 2000, is a gritty crime drama that follows an ex-convict’s desperate attempt to leave his criminal past behind and start anew for the sake of his family. Set in the rough landscape of East Helsinki, this captivating film explores the complexities of parent-child relationships and the weight of a dark past.
7. Rölli ja metsänhenki (2001)
Rölli ja metsänhenki, “ a Finnish family-friendly film released in 2001, follows the adventures of a troll-like character named Rölli as he embarks on a thrilling journey in the mystical world of the forest. Alongside a motley crew of goblins, Rölli discovers a village that has been taken over by a rival rolley tribe, eager to claim its own for themselves.
8. Aleksis Kiven elämä (2001)
Aleksis Kiven elämä” is a captivating Finnish biographical drama film set in the 1850s, during Finland’s initial pursuit of independence. The film explores the lives of Finnish-language authors and their national identity journey.
9. Raid (2003)
Raid (2003) is an action-packed crime thriller that follows the journey of a hard-nosed hitman, Raid. Returning to Finland, he is unofficially tasked with investigating an arson case involving his former lover, Tarja.
10. Private Eye Vares (2004)
From the creators of the hitman series comes the heart-pounding, action-packed thriller “Private Eye Vares” (2004). Set against the thrilling backdrop of Finland, the movie follows the journey of the enigmatic private detective Vares as he takes on a seemingly straightforward case. However, as Vares delves deeper into the enigmatic woman’s disappearance, he uncovers an underworld of dangerous criminals, each with their own hidden agenda.
11. Suden vuosi (2007)
Suden Vuosi, released in 2007, is a thought-provoking love story centered around Sari, a gifted but troubled young student who battles epilepsy, and Mikko, a middle-aged lecturer deeply immersed in 18th century poetry. This powerful drama explores themes of self-reflection, trust, and surrealism as it delves into each character’s unique world.
12. The Great Performance (2008)
The Great Performance, “ released in 2008, is a captivating drama film that showcases the transformative power of love and the pursuit of ones true passion. Directed by Tapio Piirainen and written by the same duo, Tapio Piirainen and Harri Manner, the movie stars Kai Lehtinen, Mari Rantasila, and Esko Salminen. The story begins with an unemployed stonemason, who unexpectedly finds himself falling in love on a train.
13. Muukalainen (2008)
Muukalainen” (2008), a captivating drama film, introduces a mute boy living on a remote farm with his mother, and the arrival of a mysterious stranger. Set in a desolate environment, the storyline revolves around the silent protagonist’s quest for understanding and connection with the world around him.
14. Erottamattomat (2008)
Embracing the unexpected, Erottamattomat is a heartwarming Finnish drama that captures the essence of family, resilience, and the unforeseen twists of fate. Following a sudden accident, the protagonist experiences a life-altering journey filled with moments of joy, pain, and self-discovery. Set against the vibrant backdrop of a rural Finnish village, this captivating story weaves together themes of fatherhood, motherhood, and the bonds that tie us together, ultimately revealing the power of love and the strength of the human spirit.
15. Priest of Evil (2010)
Priest of Evil” (2010), originally titled “Harjunpää & pahan pappi”, is an intense action, mystery, and thriller film set in Finland. The story follows Detective Sergeant Timo Harjunpää, a dedicated and skilled police officer, as he grapples with his world turning upside down after losing his daughter in a heartbreaking accident. Despite the support he receives, Harjunpää struggles to regain his footing, plunging into the depths of despair.
16. Rare Exports (2010)
Rare Exports (2010) is a chilling Christmas adventure that delves deep into the Finnish mountains to uncover the darkest secret of Santa Claus. As the townspeople eagerly await the arrival of Saint Nicholas, a mysterious group of men embark on an expedition to excavate a hidden cavern. Unbeknownst to them, they awaken a malevolent creature known as Krampus, who threatens to destroy their Christmas festivities forever.
17. Big Game (2014)
Big Game” is an action-packed adventure where a young teenager’s snow adventure in the wilderness takes a dramatic turn when he rescues the President of the United States. Following the shooting down of Air Force One, the President and the teenager must survive and make their escape, all while evading a dangerous adversary. This high-octane thriller features a star-studded cast of Samuel L.
18. Man and a Junior (2019)
Man and a Junior” is a heartwarming and humorous Finnish comedy that serves as a sequel to the beloved film “Yösyttö” (also known as “Man and a Baby”). Set and filmed in Eastern Europe, this endearing tale follows our lovable single parent, Antti, who previously had his hands full with his young son. But when circumstances bring a daughter into the mix, Antti must learn to balance the joys and challenges of being a father to two children simultaneously.
19. Sisu (2022)
In the 1940s, during World War II, a grueling battle unfolds in the wilderness of Lapland. A stoic, ex-soldier named Aatami stumbles upon riches of gold, igniting a relentless pursuit by brutal Nazi soldiers. Led by the ruthless SS officer, the Nazis stop at nothing to take the gold for themselves. As Aatami and his dog venture into enemy territory on a desperate mission to protect their newly discovered wealth, they discover they must fight for more than just their fortunes.
20. Laitapuolen hyökkääjä (2022)
In the gripping drama “Laitapuolen hyökkääjä, “ we follow the life of ice hockey player Marko Jantunen as he navigates through a world of addiction, debt, and survival. Set in Lahti, Finland in 2015, Jarna finds himself at rock bottom when debt collectors threaten to take everything from him. With only 24 hours to come up with the money, Jarna must embark on a desperate race against the clock.
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