Klaus Härö
Mar 31, 1971 (55)
Porvoo, Finland
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Klaus Härö was born in Porvoo, Finland and works as a director. They appear in the film The Fencer.
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Klaus Härö
12 Directed
Klaus Härö was born in Porvoo, Finland and works as a director. They appear in the film The Fencer.
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Full Filmography
Blue Baby
Director
2026
Film
Never Alone
Director
2025
Film
My Sailor, My Love
Director
2022
Film
Life After Death
Director
2020
Film
One Last Deal
Director
2019
Film
The Fencer
Director
2015
Film
Letters to Father Jacob
Director
2009
Film
The New Man
Director
2007
Film
Mother of Mine
Director
2005
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Klaus Härö and where are they from?
Klaus Härö is 55 years old, born on March 31, 1971 in Porvoo, Finland.
What are the most famous roles of Klaus Härö?
Klaus Härö is best known for directing The Fencer, Mother of Mine, Letters to Father Jacob.
How many movies has Klaus Härö directed?
Over a 29-year career (since 1997), Klaus Härö has directed or written 17 films and worked on 0 TV shows.
What was Klaus Härö's first movie?
The career of Klaus Härö began with The King of Finland ().
What is Klaus Härö's most recent movie or series?
Klaus Härö's most recent release is Never Alone, which premiered on January 17, 2025.
Does Klaus Härö have any upcoming projects?
Yes, Klaus Härö's upcoming work includes: Blue Baby (2026).
Klaus Härö
1971-03-31 · Porvoo, Finland
Klaus Härö is a Finnish film director. Härö studied film directing and screenwriting at the Aalto University School of Arts in Helsinki and graduated with a Master of Arts degree in 1999.
Härö's graduation film Nattflykt (Into the Night) won the Children's Jury Honorary Mention at the 2000 Berlin Film Festival, The Golden Cairo Award at the 2001 Cairo Children's Film Festival and the first prize at the 2001 Argentine Children's Film Festival. Härö's documentary film Kolme toivetta (Three Wishes) was awarded as the best documentary film of the Nordic public service broadcasters exchange programme Norvision 2001. It also received the Joan Harms Honorary Award in Finland and the Telvis Honorary Award in 2002. In 2009 Postia pappi Jaakobille (Letters to Father Jacob) won both the special award of the church and the festival's audience vote at the 2009 Nordic Film Festival Lübeck. At the Mannheim-Heidelberg Film Festival in November 2009, the film won the main prize. In the same month, the film won the main prize, at the Cairo International Film Festival. Estonian-Finnish co-production Vehkleja (The Fencer), directed by Härö, was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Film. It was also selected as Finland's official Academy Award nominee for Best Foreign Language Film.