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Antti Eerikki Peippo (10 September 1934 – 29 June 1989) was a Finnish cinematographer, director, set designer, screenwriter and actor. He was the cinematographer in all but one of director Risto Jarva's films. After Jarva died in 1977, Peippo continued to work in other productions of Jarva's production company Filminor.
Peippo's only feature film direction was the science fiction comedy Ihmemies (1979). After that he worked mostly making personal, essay-like short films and documentaries until his death of cancer in 1989. Peippo received a Jussi Award in 1972 for his short film Viapori – Suomenlinna. His most highly acclaimed work is the autobiographical childhood memoir Proxy (Sijainen) (1989).




Selected filmography






= As cinematographer

=
Onnenpeli (1965) also screenwriter
Työmiehen päiväkirja (1967) also actor
Ruusujen aika (1969) also set designer
Bensaa suonissa (1937) also screenwriter
Yhden miehen sota (1974) also set designer and actor
Mies, joka ei osannut sanoa ei (1975) also actor
Loma (1976) also actor
Jäniksen vuosi (1977) also actor
Vartioitu kylä 1944 (1978)




= As director

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Viapori – Suomenlinna (1972)
Suomalainen pöydänkattaja (1973)
Patterns for the Plays (Leikkien mallit) (1975)
Pictures of the Past (Menneen ajan kuvat) (1977)
Wonderman (Ihmemies) (1979)
Boy of Granite (Graniittipoika) (1979)
The Walls Have Eyes (Seinien silmät) (1981)
A Stranger in Finland (Sivullisena Suomessa) (1983)
Three Secrets (Kolme salaisuutta) (1984)
Risto Jarva, työtoverini (1984)
Ateneum Christmas Magazine (Ateneumin joululehti) (1985)
Nykytaiteen museo (1985)
On Horseback Across Asia (Ratsastus Aasian halki) (1987)
Hotelli Belveder (1987)
Proxy (Sijainen) (1989)
The Heart of the Nation (Valtakunnan sydän) (1989)




References






External links


Antti Peippo at IMDb

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Antti Peippo
• Wonderman (1979 film)
• Time of Roses
• Risto Jarva Award
• That Kiljunen Family
• CMX (band)
• Dinosaurus Stereophonicus
• List of Finnish film directors
• List of Finnish films of the 1970s
• The Diary of a Worker