Aarcflick

The best thing about Sisu was its direct and no-nonsense approach. An exciting action film that didn't get bogged down in unnecessary subplots, resulting in an adrenaline-fueled, bloody, and impactful experience. The sequel, Road to Revenge, maintains the same approach. This time, the indestructible protagonist, Aatami Korpi, faces the Red Army. Aatami had killed three hundred Soviet soldiers single-handedly during the Winter War to avenge the death of his family, and had become a legend. Two years after his discovery of gold, Sisu embarked on a journey to his family home in Karelia.  He used to live there with his wife and two children, before they were brutally murdered by Soviet soldiers. Since, in 1944, Finland had ceded Karelia to the Soviet Union as part of the peace treaty, Aatami decided to travel home, dismantle the house he had built, and rebuild it in a safe location. But shortly after Aatami crossed the border, the KGB learned of his movements and intended to kill the m...