Scène de Vaba raha (2023)
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Noms alternatifs: Amanda Hermiine Künnapas
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Biographie complète
Amanda Hermiine Künnapas, born February 20, 1996, is an Estonian actress who studied acting at Vanalinna College of Education and earned a degree in choreography from Tallinn University.
À propos du film: Vaba raha (2023)
Production & Genre
Producteur(s): Producer: Tõnu Hiielaid, Rain Rannu, Sander Lebreht
Sociétés: Tallifornia
Genre: Comedy, Comedy Film, Drama
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Histoire
Taavi and Liisa face financial troubles when their loan application is rejected by the bank. They consider alternative solutions like a lottery ticket or old Bitcoin they had stored away in a tech box from ten years ago. Meanwhile, entrepreneur Maximillion revels in the spotlight of his crypto exchange, anticipating the collapse of traditional banking with his assistant Armani. Erik, head of the pension fund, remains steadfastly against digital investments, believing only what he understands is worthwhile. However, when even his 12-year-old son starts earning more than him, Erik begins to reevaluate his stance.
Résumé
Vaba raha (2023) directed by Rain Rannu, is an Estonian comedy-drama that explores themes of finance, entrepreneurship, and the digital age. The story revolves around Taavi and Liisa who find themselves in financial difficulty after their loan application is denied. They navigate through unconventional methods like Bitcoin investments to stabilize their finances. Meanwhile, characters such as Maximillion and Erik represent contrasting views on traditional versus digital investments, raising questions about trust, understanding, and the future of finance.