Tuntematon Mieli

At 72, art dealer Olavi is about to retire. A man who has always put business and art before everything, even his family, cannot imagine life without work. At an auction, an old painting catches his attention. Olavi suspects it is worth much more than its starting price, which is low because its authenticity hasn't been confirmed. His instincts kick in and he decides to make one last deal to earn some proper pension money. At the same time, his 42-year-old daughter Lea, whom he hasn't seen for years, asks him to help her with his 15-year-old grandson Otto. Together with Otto, Olavi starts to investigate the painting's background. They find out that the painting is called "Christ" and was painted by Ilya Repin. Olavi manages to buy the painting, but when the auction house realizes that there has been a mistake with the original pricing, they turn against him. To fulfill his dream, the old dealer must face both the auction house and his own past mistakes.