Onni Tommila saves president's life in 'Big Game'

Action-packed and thrill-filled movie “Big Game” introduces young Finnish talent Onni Tommila who stars alongside Samuel L. Jackson, Ray Stevenson, Victor Garber, Ted Levine, Felicity Huffman and Jim Broadbent as a 13-year old who comes of age and courage in the most unexpected adventure of his life.

Tommila takes on the role of Oskari, a teenager ushered into manhood as their tradition dictates when they reach the age of 13. Oskari is then sent into the wilderness alone and must survive the wild creatures that roam at night. Ultimately he has to hunt and bring home a prized beast before dawn to pass their family’s tradition. Just as he begins wandering into the wild, he hears a thundering sound and finds out that Air Force One, the US president’s plane has just crashed after a terrorist strike.   Within minutes after the crash, Oskari is plunged into a desperate race to save not only his life but the President’s (Samuel Jackson) as well.  Both fish out of water, forced to fight for survival in a world very different from the one they’re used to, they must work together to get out of the forest alive.

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World acclaimed commercial director Jalmari Helander directs Samuel L. Jackson in 'Big Game'

After dodging bullets and the powers that be being at the helm of the Avenger’s S.H.I.E.L.D., Samuel L. Jackson takes on his latest dangerous job as the President of the United States in “Big Game” where the threats are more difficult to evade sans the superpowers around him.

Reminiscent of Harrison Ford’s film “Air Force One” where terrorists are after the President’s life, “Big Game” amplifies the action thrills from the plane, on the air and on land when Air Force One crash-landed in front of a 13-year-old hunter named Oskari played by Onni Tommila. Knowing his way in and around the forest, Oskari leads the President far from the terrorists.

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Samuel L. Jackson's escape from Air Force One crash in action movie "Big Game"

A president’s life is under the protection of a 13-year-old village boy in the latest big-budget action film “Big Game” starring Samuel L. Jackson, Onni Tommila, Ray Stevenson and Ted Levine directed by Jalmari Helander.

In the tradition of worldwide blockbuster films about the president at the center of terrorists’ target such as “Air Force One,” “Big Game” introduces us to a young boy named Oskari (Tommila) who anxiously awaits his fate according to their family’s tradition until one fateful day that he has to face his most daunting challenge yet.

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