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* AndroclesLion: Invoked right in the beginning and later double subverted. When Rolli wants to fell the giant old tree, it pleads for him to spare it, promising to repay the debt if it can. When Rolli is trying to evade the Trashers near the ending, he hides behind the tree and asks for its help, but the Trashers capture him and take him away as the tree pities Rolli. Later the tree finally repays his debt by [[spoiler:letting himself fall all over the High Priest before the villain can kill Rolli and the Forest Fairy]].
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* AndroclesLion: Invoked right in the beginning and later double subverted. When Rolli wants to fell the giant old tree, it pleads for him to spare it, promising to repay the debt if it can. When Rolli is trying to evade the Trashers near the ending, he hides behind the tree and asks for its help, but the Trashers capture him and take him away as the tree pities Rolli. Later the tree finally repays his its debt by [[spoiler:letting himself itself fall all over the High Priest before the villain can kill Rolli and the Forest Fairy]].
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* AndroclesLion: Invoked right in the beginning and later double subverted. When Rolli wants to fell the giant old tree, it pleads for him to spare it, promising to repay the debt if it can. When Rolli is trying to evade the Trashers near the ending, he hides behind the tree and asks for its help, but the Trashers capture him and take him away as the tree pities Rolli. Later the tree finally repays his debt by [[spoiler:letting himself fall all over the High Priest before the villain can kill Rolli and the Forest Fairy]].
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* DeathSong: "Suuren Roskan tuho" ("Destruction of the Great Trash") is sung by the Great Trash as the Trashers' lair crumbles and he's crushed under the falling rocks.
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* SinisterMinister: The High Priest of the Kingdom of Evil, the main antagonist of the film.
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* SuperSpit: The Great Trash turns people into Trashers by barfing on them.
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* CardCarryingVillain: The High Priest and his Trashers are fully open about the fact that they advocate evil through pollution.
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* BigBad: The High Priest of the Kingdom of Evil. Though he's technically TheDragon to the Great Trash, he has a lot more screen-time and takes forward the EvilPlan by giving orders to the other Trashers and making their plans. [[spoiler:After the Great Trash has died, the High Priest threatens to rekindle the Trashers and his plans to destroy the Rolli Forest. His death puts a stop to this threat.]]
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* EvilPlan: The Trashers intend to destroy the Rolli Forest through pollution and increase their numbers.
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* GoodCounterpart: The talking old tree is this to the Great Trash who's a talking giant head. While the Great Trash represents pollution and is worshiped by the evil Trashers, the old tree represents the purity of nature, and after [[spoiler:it has finished off the High Priest by falling all over him]], he's treated like a deity in the song [[SolemnEndingTheme "Me ollaan hänen lapsiaan"]].
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* SlasherSmile: The High Priest is a frequent user of this expression.
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* SolemnEndingTheme: The film ends with Rolli and the Forest Fairy singing the rather melancholy "Me ollaan hänen lapsiaan" ("We are his/her children") song that resembles at the same time an eulogy for [[spoiler:the old tree that let itself fall to rescue them from the High Priest]] and a praise for the purity of the forest surviving. The song plays over the credits.
* SolemnEndingTheme: The film ends with Rolli and the Forest Fairy singing the rather melancholy "Me ollaan hänen lapsiaan" ("We are his/her children") song that resembles at the same time an eulogy for [[spoiler:the old tree that let itself fall to rescue them from the High Priest]] and a praise for the purity of the forest surviving. The song plays over the credits.
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* ScarecrowSolution: When Rolli and the Forest Fairy find Seesteinen and Lerkkanen littering and making noise, they disguise themselves as a giant to scare them. It fails miserably.
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* OracularHead: The Great Trash is a big hideous head whose vomit turns people into Trashers.
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* OnlySaneMan: The Forest Fairy is the only resident of the Rolli Forest who thinks about what damage the large amounts of junk will cause if allowed to spread.
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* IntoxicationEnsues: Seesteinen gives Rolli a bottle of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, lying that it's a magic potion that'll give him courage and happiness. Rolli ends up breaking his window, falling through the roof of his house and driving the Forest Fairy away.
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* BigShutUp: When Rolli's listing products he wants from Seesteinen who's pretending to be a wish-grating elf, Seesteinen can hardly write them all down in his laptop. Finally loosing his patience, Seesteinen roars Rolli to shut up before he quickly covers that slip.
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* BigShutUp: When Rolli's listing products he wants from Seesteinen who's pretending to be a wish-grating elf, Seesteinen can hardly write them all down in his laptop. Finally loosing losing his patience, Seesteinen roars Rolli to shut up before he quickly covers that slip.
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* TheGoodTheBadAndTheEvil: The protagonists Rolli and the Forest Fairy come into conflict with the Big Rolli, Seesteinen, Lerkkanen and the Trashers. However, only the Trashers (or more specifically, the High Priest and the Great Trash who brainswashes the other Trashers into his servitude) are unambiguously evil. Seesteinen and his butler Lerkkanen do litter unthinkingly before they're forcibly recruited as the Trashers, and Seesteinen wants to hack the Rolli Forest down and build in its place an amusement center. However, Seesteinen genuinely believes that higher consumption will increase happiness, while Lerkkanen comes off as a credulous servant. The Big Rolli in turn doesn't really do much harm even though the protagonists fear him, and he [[spoiler:ends up being essential in bringing the Trashers down]].
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* EvilerThanThou: The High Priest takes this stance when he observes Seesteinen and Lerkkanen. He soon has them effortlessly abducted and forcibly recruited as henchmen.
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* KnightOfCerebus: The High Priest is the one antagonist who's ''never'' played for laughs and who means business in every scene he appears in. [[spoiler:Even after the Great Trash is killed, the other Trashers are freed from his influence, their headquarters are destroyed, and the High Priest suffers [[FacialHorror facial disfigurement]], he remains a menacing figure who brandishes his knife to kill Rolli and the Forest Fairy before he's gruesomely crushed by a falling tree.]] No other Rolli villain before or after has been as terrifying as the High Priest.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Big Rolli is implied to be one for the Forest Fairy.
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* AgonyOfTheFeet: The Forest Fairy frees Rolli from the Big Rolli's grasp by hitting on his foot with a log.
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* ChekhovsGun: The Forest Fairy has an hairbrush, and when she hits the Big Rolli in the head with a broomstick, he ends up keeping the loosened broom. Both items prove to be essential in the climax when it's revealed that the Trashers fear brushes.
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* AccidentalHero: [[spoiler:Big Rolli]] in the climax. [[spoiler:He enters the Trashers' lair when Rolli and the Forest Fairy are bound and all the other forest inhabitants are converted into Trashers. He doesn't much understand what's going on, yet semi-accidentally he ends up causing the destruction of the Great Trash and the lair when the broom he has ends up down the throat of the Great Trash.]]
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* FatBastard: Though the Great Trash is only a giant head, its face is rather plump.
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* NiceHat: Seesteinen wears a hunt cap while Lerkkanen wears a bowler hat. When they're converted into Trashers, they retain their (already black) headgears instead of having to wear the helmets worn by the FacelessGoons. The High Priest in turn wears a black skullcap.
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* BigShutUp: When Rolli's listing products he wants from Seesteinen who's pretending to be a wish-grating elf, Seesteinen can hardly write them all down in his laptop. Finally loosing his patience, Seesteinen roars Rolli to shut up before he quickly covers that slip.
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* LowClearance: Big Rolli is knocked out of Seesteinen and Lerkkanen's speeding jeep by a branch.
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* ManipulativeBastard: By pretending to be an invisible, wish-granting elf, Seesteinen convinces Rolli that filling the Rolli Forest with human goods will bring everyone happiness.
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* CollapsingLair: The Trashers' underground lair begins crumbling and rocks start falling when the Great Trash [[spoiler:gets a broom down his throat]].
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* FancyCamping: When they go to explore the Rolli Forest, Seesteinen and Lerkkanen bring a lot of junk with them.
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* TotemPoleTrench: In order to scare Seesteinen and Lerkkanen for their littering and noisemaking, Rolli and the Forest Fairy pretend to be a giant, with the Forest Fairy sitting on Rolli's shoulders while she wears Lerkkanen's hat, uses her long hair as a makeshift beard, and covers them with a quilt. This disguise, combined with Rolli's clumsy threats, only makes the men confused rather than scared, and the quilt soon falls off.
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* FriendlyAddressPrivileges: PlayedForLaughs when Seesteinen and Lerkkanen think they're done for as the High Priest approaches them with his knife. They give each other their first names before the High Priest cuts their bindings. After they've been converted into Trashers, Seesteinen returns them to LastNameBasis. However, as they flee in the ending, Seesteinen starts using Lerkkanen's first name again.
-->'''Lerkkanen''': Goodbye, Mr. Seesteinen.\\
'''Seesteinen''': Just Reino.\\
'''Lerkkanen''': Yrjö. Difficult to shake hands.\\
'''Seesteinen''': A bit. Goodbye, Yrjö.\\
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'''Lerkkanen''': What do we do now, Reino?\\
'''Seesteinen''': Lerkkanen, don't you ask, do as you're told.
-->'''Lerkkanen''': Goodbye, Mr. Seesteinen.\\
'''Seesteinen''': Just Reino.\\
'''Lerkkanen''': Yrjö. Difficult to shake hands.\\
'''Seesteinen''': A bit. Goodbye, Yrjö.\\
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'''Lerkkanen''': What do we do now, Reino?\\
'''Seesteinen''': Lerkkanen, don't you ask, do as you're told.
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** The film's original title "Hirmuisia kertomuksia" translates as "terrible/terrifying stories".
** While the name of Maahiskeiju (the Forest Fairy) contains the word fairy (keiju), the word Maahis comes from the word maahinen (gnome or brownie).
** The subtitles change the name of Reino Seesteinen into Raymond Serene, while Yrjö Lerkkanen becomes George Larky.
** The film's original title "Hirmuisia kertomuksia" translates as "terrible/terrifying stories".
** While the name of Maahiskeiju (the Forest Fairy) contains the word fairy (keiju), the word Maahis comes from the word maahinen (gnome or brownie).
** The subtitles change the name of Reino Seesteinen into Raymond Serene, while Yrjö Lerkkanen becomes George Larky.
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* DumbMuscle: Big Rolli.
* ExtremeOmnivore: Big Rolli chews and swallows a soda can.
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* ImpliedLoveInterest: Rolli's friendship with the Forest Fairy is implied to be deeper than that, but it's never brought to that territory.
* ImpliedLoveInterest: Rolli's friendship with the Forest Fairy is implied to be deeper than that, but it's never brought to that territory.
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-->'''The High Priest''': The light and purity of your accursed forest, they disfigure the face of Evil. [[spoiler:My face, mine!]]
-->'''The High Priest''': The light and purity of your accursed forest, they disfigure the face of Evil. [[spoiler:My face, mine!]]
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* BackBlocking: After the car of Seesteinen and Lerkkanen has been veered off the road, the Trashers come to take them. The screen's filled by one Trasher's back, and the scene cuts to the captives being brought before the Great Trash.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Rolli when he wakes up and remembers how mean he was to the Forest Fairy while intoxicated. It's intensified when he realizes she has left from the Rolli Forest.
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-->'''Rolli''': His coat became quite empty!
* OnlySaneMan: The Forest Fairy is the only resident of the Rolli Forest who thinks about what damage the large amounts of junk will cause if allowed to spread.
-->'''Rolli''': His coat became quite empty!
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* WhenTreesAttack: [[spoiler:Just as the High Priest is about to kill Rolli and the Forest Fairy, the old tree kills him instead by falling right over him.]]
* WiseTree: Rolli finds in the beginning a large old tree and intends to make firewood out of it before it starts talking. Advising Rolli to use dead branches as firewood, the tree says that trees are worth protection and can protect others as well.
* WiseTree: Rolli finds in the beginning a large old tree and intends to make firewood out of it before it starts talking. Advising Rolli to use dead branches as firewood, the tree says that trees are worth protection and can protect others as well.
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* TheChessmaster: The High Priest works phase by phase to destroy the Rolli Forest. This includes getting Seesteinen and Lerkkanen abducted and forcefully recruited, and getting rid of [[OnlySaneMan the Forest Fairy]] by destroying her friendship with Rolli.
* KnifeNut: The High Priest holds a large ritual dagger, and he eventually tries to kill with it Rolli and the Forest Fairy.
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-->'''The High Priest''': We believe in the Great Trash, the AlmightyDestructor Destroyer of the world, begotten by carelessness, born of greed.greed. Oh, Great Trash! Wilt thou take these two as thy servants and baptize them as Trashers and Spreaders of Filth?\\
'''The Great Trash''': I will.
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'''The Great Trash''': I will.
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* BaldOfEvil: The CorruptCorporateExecutive Seesteinen is bald.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Seesteinen runs a company that owns most of the country's toy and entertainment industry. Believing that the more goods there are, the happier people are, he plans to buy the Rolli Forest, hack it down and build in its place the largest amusement center in the country.
* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Seesteinen runs a company that owns most of the country's toy and entertainment industry. Believing that the more goods there are, the happier people are, he plans to buy the Rolli Forest, hack it down and build in its place the largest amusement center in the country.
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-->'''The High Priest''': We believe in the Great Trash, the Almighty Destructor of the world, begotten by carelessness, born of greed.
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: The ambitious toy industrialist Seesteinen and his inept butler Lerkkanen.
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-->'''The High Priest''': We believe in the Great Trash, the Almighty Destructor of the world, begotten by carelessness, born of greed.
* ThoseTwoBadGuys: The ambitious toy industrialist Seesteinen and his inept butler Lerkkanen.
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The film begins with Rolli meeting and befriending the Forest Fairy (Maahiskeiju) after they escape from the clutches of the Big Rolli (Suuri/Iso Rölli). A toy industrialist Seesteinen arrives in the Rolli Forest with the intention to establish there an amusement center. However, he's soon forcefully recruited as one of the evil Trashers, Trashers (Roskanheittäjät), a cult of black-clad litterbugs who're led by the High Priest of the Kingdom of Evil. The Trashers worship the Great Trash (Suuri Roska), a destructive deity that appears as a large monstrous head.
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Forest, the Trashers spread everywhere junk and trash for the forest residents to marvel and fight over. Only the Forest Fairy understands how the strange and numerous human goods are destroying the forest and tries to convince Rolli to see that. It takes relentlessness and reconciliation before the Trashers can be stopped and the Rolli Forest saved.
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* EvilWearsBlack: All the Trashers wear black cloaks and black helmets/hats.
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* FacelessGoons: With the exception of the High Priest, all the Trashers -- Seesteinen and Lerkkanen included -- cover their faces with black masks.
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''Rolli – Amazing Tales'' (Finnish: ''Rölli – hirmuisia kertomuksia'') is a 1991 Finnish children's fantasy-comedy film directed by Olli Soinio. It is the first feature-length film based on the children's television character ''[[Series/{{Rolli}} Rölli]]''. Allu Tuppurainen, the musician and actor who created and portrayed Rolli in the television series, not onlyportrays portrayed Rolli in the film, but also composed the movie's songs as he did in the television series. However, the film doesn't have much similarities with the television series, other than the characters of Rölli and the Big Rölli Rölli, as well as Rölli's attire attire, and the setting place being the Rolli Forest.
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The film begins with Rolli meeting and befriending the Forest Fairy (Maahiskeiju) after they escape from the clutches of the Big Rolli (Suuri/Iso Rölli). A toy industrialist Seesteinen arrives in the Rolli Forest with the intention to establish there an amusement center. However, he's soon forcefully recruited as one of the evil Trashers, a cult of black-clad litterbugs who're led by the High Priest of the Kingdom of Evil. The Trashers worship the Great Trash (Suuri Roska), a destructive deity that appears as a large monstrous head.
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''Rolli – Amazing Tales'' (Finnish: ''Rölli – hirmuisia kertomuksia'') is a 1991 Finnish children's fantasy-comedy film directed by Olli Soinio. It is the first feature-length film based on the children's television character ''[[Series/{{Rolli}} Rölli]]''. Allu Tuppurainen, the musician and actor who created and portrayed Rolli in the television series, not only
The film begins with Rolli meeting and befriending the Forest Fairy (Maahiskeiju) after they escape from the clutches of the Big Rolli (Suuri/Iso Rölli). A toy industrialist Seesteinen arrives in the Rolli Forest with the intention to establish there an amusement center. However, he's soon forcefully recruited as one of the evil Trashers, a cult of black-clad litterbugs who're led by the High Priest of the Kingdom of Evil. The Trashers worship the Great Trash (Suuri Roska), a destructive deity that appears as a large monstrous head.
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''Rolli – Amazing Tales'' (Finnish: ''Rölli – hirmuisia kertomuksia'') is a 1991 Finnish children's fantasy-comedy film directed by Olli Soinio. It is the first feature-length film based on the children's television character ''[[Series/{{Rolli}} Rölli]]''. Allu Tuppurainen, the musician and actor who created and portrayed Rolli in the television series, not only portrays Rolli in the film, but also composed the movie's songs as he did in the television series. However, the film doesn't have much similarities with the television series, other than the characters of Rölli and the Big Rölli as well as Rölli's attire and the setting place being the Rolli Forest.
The film won three Jussi Awards[[labelnote:*]] Finland's premier film industry event that recognizes annually the past year's excellence in Finnish film making by directors, actors, and writers.[[/labelnote]] in 1992. Two of the Awards were Best Costume Design and Best Make-Up. The third Award, Best Supporting Actress, was won by Sari Mällinen for her portrayal of the Forest Fairy.
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The film won three Jussi Awards[[labelnote:*]] Finland's premier film industry event that recognizes annually the past year's excellence in Finnish film making by directors, actors, and writers.[[/labelnote]] in 1992. Two of the Awards were Best Costume Design and Best Make-Up. The third Award, Best Supporting Actress, was won by Sari Mällinen for her portrayal of the Forest Fairy.
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