Blue Baby
Trailer: Blue Baby
Year: 2026
Genre: Drama
Studio: Mamocita, Making Movies, Filmas (LT), Soul Food
Director: Klaus Härö
Cast: Laura Birn, Oona Airola, Jussi Vatanen, Mari Rantasila, Kaarina Hazard
Crew: Klaus Härö (Director), Kirsi Vikman (Writer), Jimmy Karlsson (Writer), Leila Lyytikäinen (Producer), Inka Hietala (Producer), Robert Nordström (Director of Photography)
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