The Finnish Spitz is both a rare breed and rare choice for film work, although they probably appear in more Finish and European movies. Let us know if you see any.

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Koirankynnen leikkaaja AKA: Dog Nail Clipper * Year: 2004 * Country: Finland * Breed content: Medium

This Finnish film about a victim of a brain injury in WWII features a Finnish Spitz.

Kuolleet lehdet AKA: Fallen Leaves * Year: 2023 * Country: Finland * Breed content: See note

A mixed-breed of a Finnish Spitz/Labrador type, but an honorable mention since there are not many for the list. Alma plays “Chaplin”, and in real life is the director’s rescue dog.

Ty menya slyshish? / Ты меня слышишь? AKA: Can You Hear Me? * Year: 2007 * Country: Russia * Breed content: Low

With a Border Collie star and many breeds seldom seen in North America. Only a glimpse of a Finnish Spitz in the kennel.

Know more Finnish Spitz movies? Please send info to moviedogs@gmail.com. Thank you!

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