The Parisian Tie
Pariisilaissolmio
Synopsis
Based on the short story of the same name by Mika Waltari. One afternoon, Valter, a middle-aged bank employee, runs into an old acquaintance at Espalla, and a long, boozy evening ensues. Relations with his wife are strained, and there is a young, charming secretary working at the bank. Valter feels a longing for the adventures of his youth.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Matti Kassila
- Screenplay & Story
- Mika Waltari, Matti Kassila
- Original Title
- Pariisilaissolmio
- Country of Origin
- Finland
- Spoken Languages
- Finnish
- Runtime
- 56m
- Production Studios
- Elosalama
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Matti Kassila
Mika Waltari, Matti Kassila
Esko Nurminen
Armas Vallasvuo
Matti Kassila
Department Leadership Roster
Matti Kassila
Director
Matti Kassila
Producer
Armas Vallasvuo
Editor
Esko Nurminen
Director of Photography
Mika Waltari
Writer
Matti Kassila
Writer
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What is The Parisian Tie about?
Based on the short story of the same name by Mika Waltari. One afternoon, Valter, a middle-aged bank employee, runs into an old acquaintance at Espalla, and a long, boozy evening ensues. Relations with his wife are strained, and there is a young, charming secretary working at the bank. Valter feels a longing for the adventures of his youth.
Who directed The Parisian Tie?
The Parisian Tie was directed by Matti Kassila.
Who stars in The Parisian Tie?
The principal cast of The Parisian Tie includes Keijo Komppa, Arja Pessa, Anneli Haahdenmaa, Kauko Helovirta, Kaarlo Halttunen.
When was The Parisian Tie released and how long is it?
The Parisian Tie was released in 1965 with a total runtime of 56m.