Wild Duck

Father and son are on a hunting trip. Hunting plans take a new turn when dad is bitten by a wild duck.

Cast

Roope Olenius

as Topi / The Wild Duck

Ari Savonen

as Repe

Jussi Tuomi

as Vihtori

Ari Karhunen

as Ambrosius

Niko Udd

as Richard / The Wild Duck / Wild Duckling / Male Archeologist 1

Katariina Autio

as Melissa

Olli Saarenpää

as Young Repe

Veera W. Vilo

as Repe's Mother

Jari Manninen

as Armas

Janne-Markus Katila

as Hemmo

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