
Jope – Just Think for Yourself
Feb 10, 2023 · 1h 28m
Director
Marko TalliOverview
An overweight boy who was a bullied at school grew up to become a beloved comedian, folk artist Jope Ruonansuu. He was a versatile entertainer, but above all an impressionist, able to imitate more than 150 characters from the ruling class. Jope's journey was a natural extension of the post-war "Rillumarei" -culture. He broke through when the monoculturalism was at its most vibrant and grew in popularity as it began to crumble. With weight loss surgery, Jope sought a healthier life, but also to shed the extra pounds and childhood traumas. After the surgery, he was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, but continued to fight, developing a number of different projects, including an anti-bullying campaign together with the President of Finland, Sauli Niinistö. The project was to culminate in a joint visit to Syväkangas school, in Jope's home town of Kemi. Jope passed away before then, but Niinistö kept his promise.
Cast of Jope – Just Think for Yourself
Crew of Jope – Just Think for Yourself
About Jope – Just Think for Yourself
What is Jope – Just Think for Yourself about?
An overweight boy who was a bullied at school grew up to become a beloved comedian, folk artist Jope Ruonansuu. He was a versatile entertainer, but above all an impressionist, able to imitate more than 150 characters from the ruling class. Jope's journey was a natural extension of the post-war "Rillumarei" -culture. He broke through when the monoculturalism was at its most vibrant and grew in…
When was Jope – Just Think for Yourself released?
Jope – Just Think for Yourself was released on February 10, 2023.
How long is Jope – Just Think for Yourself?
Jope – Just Think for Yourself runs 1 hour 28 minutes (88 minutes).
Who directed Jope – Just Think for Yourself?
Jope – Just Think for Yourself was directed by Marko Talli.
Who is in the cast of Jope – Just Think for Yourself?
The cast of Jope – Just Think for Yourself includes Jope Ruonansuu (Self (Archive footage)), Sakari Kuosmanen (Self), Klaus Thomasson (Self), Ilkka Vainio (Self) and Risto Asikainen (Self).









