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Maria's Paradise
Orphan Salome must choose between her devotion to Maria Åkerblom, the sect leader who saved her, and her love for Malin, a local street girl.
- 110 mins |
- Finland, Estonia |
- 2019 |
- Director: Zaida Bergroth
- Director Zaida Bergroth
- Cast Pihla Viitala, Satu Tuuli Karhu, Saga Sarkola, Elina Knihtilä, Tommi Korpela, Vartiovaara Rein Oja, Jan Korander
- Run time 110 mins
- Rating Mature
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- Country Finland, Estonia
- Language Finnish
- Subtitles English
- On Demand 31.08.2026
- Studio Peccadillo Pictures
Synopsis
Salome, a teenage orphan, has been raised within a cult and knows no other life. Her first taste of love, with a girl outside its walls, awakens a terrifying question: Is the paradise she's always known nothing more than a gilded cage?
To break free, she'll have to escape the world built by the magnetic, self-proclaimed prophet Maria Åkerblom, who has taken a very personal interest in Salome.
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