The Green Widow (1968)
A lonely young suburban housewife participates in a radio interview survey while simultaneously engaging in an extramarital affair.
Top billed cast
Eija PokkinenHelinä Lehmusto- Risto AaltonenPentti Lehmusto
- Matti SiitonenYoung sociologist, 'Sam Tietäväinen'
Mai-Brit HeljoGertrud Kaira
Heidi KrohnMrs. Saxen- Leena Ortolaliikunnanohjaaja uimahallissa
- Richard AhlqvistHelinän rakastaja
- Ilari Paatsotirkistelevä nuorukainen
- Maija-Leena Soinnekampaamoapulainen
- Heikki HämäläinenPentin keilakaveri
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