Frans J. Palmu
Search results
Komisario Palmun erehdys (Swedish title: Mysteriet Rygseck; international titles: Inspector Palmu's Mistake or Inspector Palmu's Error; US DVD title: The Rygseck Mystery) is a 1960 Finnish crime comedy film directed by Matti Kassila for Suomen Filmiteollisuus.
Inspector Palmu's Mistake (Finnish: Komisario Palmun erehdys) is a 1940 Finnish detective novel by Mika Waltari. It is the second book of the Inspector Palmu series after the first book, Who Murdered Mrs Skrof?.
Dec 14, 2018 · In this episode of the podcast, analysis of Inspector Palmu's Mistake (Komisario palmun erehdys), which has been voted the best Finnish movie of all time in 2012 by critics of Finland.
The second part of Mika Waltari’s much-loved Inspector Palmu trilogy Bruno Rygsack, a rich, young man who is due to inherit a huge fortune, is found dead following a dinner party. Inspector Palmu doesn’t believe that he slipped on a bar of soap, instead suspecting that he may have been murdered.
Inspector Palmu's Mistake is a 1940 Finnish detective novel by Mika Waltari. It is the second book of the Inspector Palmu series after the first book, Who Murdered Mrs Skrof?.
The second book, Inspector Palmu's Mistake (Komisario Palmun erehdys), was filmed first in 1960, while the second film, Gas, Inspector Palmu! ( Kaasua, Komisario Palmu ), is based on the first novel. The film's Swedish title is the same as that of the original story.
It is set in 1930s Helsinki and centers on Inspector Palmu's investigation of the murder of rich and decadent Bruno Rygseck. It is based on Mika Waltari's 1940 novel of the same name, and was the first film adaptation of his Inspector Palmu novels.
Feb 11, 2020 · A closed room mystery begins when an infamous tycoon is found dead in his bath tub. The famous police lieutenant Palmu is summoned to investigate. Director: Matti Kassila. AKA Inspector Palmu’s Error
Nov 13, 2012 · A majority of critics gave two thumbs up to Director Matti Kassila’s 1960 crime comedy “Inspector Palmu’s Mistake” (Komisario Palmun erehdys) as the best Finnish film of all time. Yle interviewed around 50 critics for their picks of the creme de la creme of Finnish filmmaking.
Drawing room murder mystery crossed with farce in a delightfully morbid, droll comedy that takes broad swipes at the pettiness, indulgence, and greed of the bourgeoisie as Rinne's wickedly intelligent, insidious inspector cuts through the sordid web of lies, backstabbing, and desperate self-protection in the upper classes to find the true culprit.
