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Verenohennuspr was a Finnish film distributor that operated from 1959 to 2001. The company was established by Matti Puhakka, who had previously worked in various roles within the Finnish film industry, including as a film distributor and a theater owner.

Verenohennuspr initially focused on distributing foreign films in Finland, including titles from Hollywood and European filmmakers. The company's catalog included a wide range of genres, including drama, comedy, and adventure films. In the 1960s, Verenohennuspr became one of the largest film distributors in Finland, releasing numerous successful films, such as the James Bond series and spaghetti westerns.

In addition to film distribution, Verenohennuspr also operated a chain of cinemas in Finland. The company's theaters showed a mix of mainstream films and art-house titles, catering to different audience preferences. However, by the 1990s, the Finnish film industry was facing significant changes, including the rise of television and home video. As a result, Verenohennuspr's business model began to decline, and the company eventually discontinued its cinema operations in 2001.

As a film distributor, Verenohennuspr played an important role in introducing Finnish audiences to international cinema. The company's releases helped to establish the popularity of various film genres, influencing the types of films that were subsequently produced in Finland. Although Verenohennuspr ceased operations over two decades ago, its legacy continues to be remembered in the Finnish film industry as a significant player in the country's cinematic history.