Rita Behm shows with her movie debut that there is potential for other roles, writes Niilo Helminen, a journalist at Iltalehti.
Rita Behm makes her film debut in a new movie. Sami Kuokkanen
Let me love more
Finland, 2025
Directed by: Oskari Sipola
IL Review: ⭐⭐⭐
Love and Passion for Music are load -bearing themes in Oskari Sipola’s recent film Let me love more.
Pyry Kähkönen, a film based on a book based on a book based on the same name in 2005, and Rita Behm, who made her debut on the screen, starred in 2005.
The film tells the story of Antista (Kähkönen), who first falls in love with the Home Party Suvi (Behm). The duo’s road ends not only in a relationship but also in a common band, a passion for music when combining the duo.
Things are happening and situations live. The relationship ends and so will the Suvi Road as the band singer. The patterns will include Elisa (Mimosa Willamo), with whom Antti begins to build a common future. At the same time, Suvi creates a solo career internationally under the name Summer Marple.
Many scenes and plot twists are condensed to the question in the movie: Do you believe it can be the right person, but the wrong moment?
Antti and Suvi lightning in the movie More to More. Sami Kuokkanen
The film is a clearly stylish love movie that is easy to watch. There is a lot of familiarity in the film’s relationship, and sometimes storytelling may collapse to cliché. Similar love stories with bumps and pains when seen on the screen before.
Sometimes the narrative is quite fast, which may breathe the viewer. At some point, the scenes would have been hoped for a little longer. On the other hand, when the scenes are linked together, the pace is justified in terms of the story.
Kähkönen and Behm, the most juicy core of the film, are the main parts of the film. The chemistry between the actors works perfectly and the dialogue sounds like a real discussion. Behm, in particular, shows his film debut that there is potential for other roles as well.
Rita Behm and Pyry Kähkönen play the main parts of the movie Anna More More. Maarit Pohjanpalo
Behm is also a button choice for the movie because of the musical issue. Behm’s Finnish song, heard in the final texts, sounds like a potential hit, whether this has also been the idea of a pearl slide to the end of the film. English songs also drive their case for the story of the movie.
Still, sometimes the role of music in the movie should have been even less, which may even be contradictory to say about a strong music -based movie.
By this I do not mean the musical contribution brought by Behm and Kähkönen’s roles through their roles, but the music that emphasizes emotional, emphasizing the scenes. I understand the choice of music in the film, but at the same time, a lesser narrative could achieve a more intimate and thus more touching outcome at some points.
In any case, the package stays together and there are different levels in the story, which holds the viewer to look at the end. Thanks to the original book.
Occasionally, a passionate film, its musical dimension, and the musical development of Suvi, acted by Behm, even bring to mind the star of Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper A star is born hit movie. Although the focus of the movies is in slightly different places, let me love more can hit the nerve of those who appreciate similar romantic movies. Now it remains to be seen whether the audience as an artist of Behm’s versatility will receive in the same way as what happened to Lady Gaga.