Mother of Mine Äideistä parhain (2005) (Finland-Sweden) H.264 from DVD + multisubs (moviesbyrizzo)

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0343221/

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During WWII about 70,000 children from Finland are said to have been sent to
neutral Sweden to avoid the ramifications of the war.

This is a story about one young boy who was part of this exodus for a time.

The family he is sent to live with in Sweden as the story goes involve a nice
Swedish man who always has sensible enough ideas about how to deal
with matters as they arise, and his wife, who is terribly portrayed an a sometimes
cruelly thinking woman with irrationality in her judgement and harshness in her
expressions at times.

A particular scene of note is when she pulls her father away from the dinner
table before it appeared he was finished eating his food.

The woman portrayed in the movie as the adopted mother for a time comes
from a stock that is known for its capacity for effusive loving and caring
capacities to give human warmth. Its the same stuff of Helene Fischer in her
2008 Berlin concert or Greta Scacchi in her performance in White Mischief
going back to 1987.

But for this spirit to thrive and weather the storms, mitigation must be employed
against the ravages of the earth as the nicest people are always the targets
of those who would do evil in our world so many have suffered too greatly over time
to have remained true to their original spirit at all times.

As new generations form, care must be taken to prevent harm coming to the
best human spirit in all ways possible, and this spirit must be nurtured and
protected with all the means at our disposal as good people.

The character played by the woman who is the adopted Swedish mother in the movie
still displays the capacity to somewhat make up for wrongs in her own way.

Despite having been cruel from some perspective to the little boy at first
at some point she presents him with a bicycle hoping to heal his spirit
I suppose.

I sort of doubted at some point that the movie would actually be made
by a Swedish group  rather than say those that claim the Finnish children
weren't always given the best treatment. In this respect I find the IMDB
listing appears to indicate this a a movie from Finland instead - although
it is in the Swedish language and perhaps filmed in Sweden too.

Not to paint with a broad brush, the transgressions of a single woman
played in the movie should hardly take away from what we know of the great
Irish spirit of Sweden - long may it continue to exist. amen

Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)

subtitles in: Bulgarian Czech Danish English Finnish French Hungarian
Norwegian Polish Portuguese- Brazil Romanian Russian
Serbian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Swedish (for non Swedish parts)