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Closed startup
1991 – 2025

MRP Matila Röhr Productions

Finnish film production company

FinlandMedia and entertainmentRan out of cash
Founded
1991
Closed
2025
Lifespan
34 years
Country
Finland
City
Cable Factory
Sector
Media and entertainment
Founders
Ilkka Matila, Marko Röhr
Cause of closure
Ran out of cash

In brief

MRP Matila Röhr Productions started out in 1991 as a Finnish film production company from Cable Factory, Finland and had shut down by 2025. It was started by Ilkka Matila and Marko Röhr. Main cause of closure: ran out of cash. Former website: matilarohr.com.

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