Box of chocolates called “Romance of Lapland” made by Hellas Chocolate Factory in 1960. A fine symbol of the exoticism that Lapland traditionally represents to Finns. The cover most likely refers to a fantasy film called “The White Reindeer” that premiered in 1952. It was described to be a story of “bewitched love”. Mirjami Kuosmanen played the leading role while the film was directed by Erik Blomberg. It was awarded at Cannes Film Festival in 1952, and in 1953, it received the Golden Globe award for the best foreign film.
Box of chocolates called “Romance of Lapland” made by Hellas Chocolate Factory in 1960. A fine symbol of the exoticism that Lapland traditionally represents to Finns. The cover most likely refers to a fantasy film called “The White Reindeer” that premiered in 1952. It was described to be a story of “bewitched love”. Mirjami Kuosmanen played the leading role while the film was directed by Erik Blomberg. It was awarded at Cannes Film Festival in 1952, and in 1953, it received the Golden Globe award for the best foreign film.
