Leena (1954)
Unemployed girl shoplifts in department store. Son of a wealthy family notice the shoplifting but won't turn her in. After awhile they are seen together and press thinks they are engaged.
Top billed cast
Heidi KrohnLeena
Matti OravistoLauri Huurros
Eija KaripääReporter Salava
Mia BackmanSanni Huurros
Paavo JännesProfessor Möller
Arvo LehesmaaProfessor Örn- Holger SalinTiirikka-Eemeli
Fritz-Hugo BackmanKlaus Huurros
Aku KorhonenMännikkö, editor of Iltatorvi
Heikki SavolainenButler
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