Ladies of Steel at Yatala Drive-In
Ladies of Steel
THU 18 AUG
Coming Soon to
Yatala Drive-In
Inkeri, 75, after hitting her husband on the head with a frying pan, flees with her two sisters Raili and Sylvi. The journey through Finland is filled with charming hitchhikers, memories, and sinful dancing.
When Inkeri comes across her old university writings and finds Eino, a crush from her youth, she is reminded of her dreams that were later suppressed by a patriarchal marriage.
Inkeri has to make the biggest choice concerning the rest of her life, a choice between happiness and convention.
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When Inkeri comes across her old university writings and finds Eino, a crush from her youth, she is reminded of her dreams that were later suppressed by a patriarchal marriage.
Inkeri has to make the biggest choice concerning the rest of her life, a choice between happiness and convention.
Inkeri, 75, after hitting her husband on the head with a frying pan, flees with her two sisters Raili and Sylvi. The journey through Finland is filled with charming hitchhikers, memories, and sinful dancing.
When Inkeri comes across her old university writings and finds Eino, a crush from her youth, she is reminded of her dreams that were later suppressed by a patriarchal marriage.
Inkeri has to make the biggest choice concerning the rest of her life, a choice between happiness and convention.
When Inkeri comes across her old university writings and finds Eino, a crush from her youth, she is reminded of her dreams that were later suppressed by a patriarchal marriage.
Inkeri has to make the biggest choice concerning the rest of her life, a choice between happiness and convention.
Ladies of Steel
THU 18 AUG
Coming Soon to
Yatala Drive-In
Inkeri, 75, after hitting her husband on the head with a frying pan, flees with her two sisters Raili and Sylvi. The journey through Finland is filled with charming hitchhikers, memories, and sinful dancing.
When Inkeri comes across her old university writings and finds Eino, a crush from her youth, she is reminded of her dreams that were later suppressed by a patriarchal marriage.
Inkeri has to make the biggest choice concerning the rest of her life, a choice between happiness and convention.
