
Judge Martta (1943)
Original title: Tuomari Martta
Judge Martta (1943) is based on a play by Ilmari Turja. The problem for Martta Karsta (Helena Kara) in the film, which takes place in Helsinki and an Eastern Finnish parish, is to balance work and family. According to her husband, deputy judge Juho Karsta (Unto Salminen) and father-in-law, professor Kalle Karsta (Uuno Laakso), the place for a woman and a mother is at home with her child and not at work. Only her mother-in-law, dentist Ilona Sjöberg-Karsta (Elsa Rantalainen) encourages Martta to advance in her career.
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What is Judge Martta about?
Judge Martta (1943) is based on a play by Ilmari Turja. The problem for Martta Karsta (Helena Kara) in the film, which takes place in Helsinki and an Eastern Finnish parish, is to balance work and family. According to her husband, deputy judge Juho Karsta (Unto Salminen) and father-in-law, professor Kalle Karsta (Uuno Laakso), the place for a woman and a mother is at home with her child and not at work. Only her mother-in-law, dentist Ilona Sjöberg-Karsta (Elsa Rantalainen) encourages Martta to advance in her career.
How long is Judge Martta?
Judge Martta has a runtime of 91 minutes.