in a fire in 1959. Parts of two of the films have been found in 2007 and in 2015. Later influence and reputation Tulio's films were an influence on the Finnish filmmaker Aki Kaurismäki, whose admiration brought the filmmaker international attention later in his life. In 2008 and 2009, short retrospectives of his work were held in the United States at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and the Pacific Film Archive. Covering the former for the Village Voice, film critic J. Hoberman wrote: "At once arty and artless, stark and fulsome, Cine Tulio is characterized by an exaggerated emotional intensity and an equally primal lack of self-consciousness ... His movies are desperate and insistent, sometimes clumsy but never less than forceful. Tulio's strenuous lyricism allows the objective correlative to run wild." In a brief essay on the filmmaker for the English-language film website The Auteurs, Anna Bak-Kvapil referred to Tulio's work as "spectacles of suffering and sex," writing: "His style can be Eisensteinian, with expressionistic montages of the shining faces of the proletariat intercut with kittens, crucifixes, or half-smoked cigarettes, but he adores Hollywood, mimicking in his own over-enthusiastic way, Cukor, Lubitsch and Von Sternberg." Filmography Director (Fight over the Heikkila Mansion, 1936), a part of a copy found in 2007 (Silja – Fallen Asleep When Young, 1937), a part of a copy found in the archives of La Cinémathèque Franҫaise in 2015 (Temptation, 1938), all copies destroyed in fire in 1959 The Song of the Scarlet Flower (Laulu tulipunaisesta kukasta, 1938) (Victor and Clara, based on the comic strip "Bringing up Father", 1939) In the Fields of Dreams (Unelma karjamajalla, 1940) (Sellaisena kuin sinä minut halusit, 1944) and its Swedish-language version Sådan du ville ha mig (1944) Cross of Love (Rakkauden risti, 1946) and its Swedish-language version Kärlekens kors (1946) Restless Bood (Levoton veri, 1946) and its Swedish-language version Oroligt blod (1946) (In the Grip of Passion, 1947) and its Swedish-language version Olof – forsfararen (1947) (The Rapids of Hell, 1949) and its Swedish-language version Forsfararna (1949); co-directed with Roland af Hällström (The Crooked Woman, 1952) Mustasukkaisuus (Jealousy, 1953) and its Swedish-language version Två kvinnor (alternatively Kvinnorna på forsgården, 1953) (You've Gone into My Blood, 1956) (In the Beginning Was an Apple, 1962) Sensuela (1973) Actor Mustat silmät (1929) as Mustalaispäällikkö Eb-Anzio Mustalaishurmaaja (1929) as Manjardo Laveata tietä (1931) as Antti Larto alias Anton Lardozo Erämaan turvissa (1931) as