Tuottoisa pienviljelys - yhteiskuntamme ydin

This short documentary, produced by Aho Film, highlights the importance and methods of small-scale farming in Finland during a critical period. It showcases the diligent work of farmers and the role their produce played in sustaining the community. The film emphasizes self-sufficiency and the foundational role of agriculture in Finnish society.

As a historical documentary from 1944, formal critical reviews in the modern sense are not readily available. Its reception would have been tied to its educational and propaganda value during wartime. It is recognized today for its historical documentation of Finnish rural life and agricultural practices.

• Valuable historical record of Finnish agriculture.

• Demonstrates the resilience and importance of small farms.

• Provides insight into wartime Finnish society.

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The film was produced by Aho Film, a significant production company in early Finnish cinema, founded by brothers Heikki and Björn Aho.