Kotoinen saunani 1964

Kotoinen saunani 1964

Kotoinen saunani 1964

Kotoinen saunani 1964
27m | Documentary | 28 September 1964 (Finland)

Plot:

Money worries and other worries are forgotten on the benches. In addition to cleansing, pain and illness have also been treated in the Finnish sauna, as have births and deaths. The stove is the altar of the holy fire of the Finns.

Director: Osmo Harkimo
Writer: Aarne Tarkas (screenplay)
Stars: Teijo Joutsela, Veikko Kankkonen
Country of origin: Finland
Language: Finnish

Kotoinen saunani 1964

Kotoinen saunani 1964

Kotoinen saunani 1964

Kotoinen saunani 1964

Kotoinen saunani 1964

Format : Matroska
Format version : Version 4
File size : 217 MiB
Duration : 27 min 16 s
Overall bit rate : 1 110 kb/s

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5 Responses to Kotoinen saunani 1964

  1. Franz-Josef Haglauer says:

    Many thanks for the good quality and the subs!

  2. herbert rauch says:

    i don t undstand i have a premo account and it still me i have to buy more to download

  3. Orion4 says:

    There’s very little written about this older documentary, so I posted a review on IMDb, and thought it might be helpful to copy it here too:

    Finnish Love of Sauna

    Likely the most organized and complete visual history of sauna, woven around Finnish culture. They take their saunas seriously! Yet the presentation is applicable to all of Scandinavia, and of interest to everyone harboring that special, deep affinity with sauna- or any nude recreation- notably in nature, far from the cities. The documentary is sensitive to total nudity, but it would be odd to avoid the reality: most northern europeans abhor clothing in saunas- as such, there are full-body scenes of men and boys steaming it up, followed by shocking, breathless plunges into a frigid lake. That is- into a hole carved free of a foot of ice, in outdoor temperatures of thirty degrees below zero. A body shock so extreme, youngsters are carefully supervised, forced to exit the liquid ice in 10-15 seconds. It is clear from facial expressions that words cannot convey the pleasurable skin sensations following such immersions.

    At 50+ years since release, the (1964) documentary dialog, and black and white photography, show their age , but should not discourage you from trying to find a copy of this rare, comprehensive, and in-depth look at the world of sauna. Highly recommended.

  4. Franz-Josef Haglauer says:

    Very fine! Ididn’t even know it is on the IMDb. I first found it on VK anf further exploration brought me to the site of YLE…

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