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@Daniel Ah yes I also tell myself that it is a movie, but my head just keeps buzzing all the time! I need professional help :P The area looks like gate 18-ish to me, but hey I spent most of the time in the lounge so what do I know! But if they were already in the Schengen area then Novak would never have to walk that bridge, because they do not seem to be talking around gate 31, so they must be talking in gate 50s, and that is past the bridge! Ahhhh why is this driving me crazy... But, but, Johnny would have a better time shooting it in downtown! Or right in the place people hug for goodbyes (before security or at the pick up area). Okay beyounged, deep breath, relax, think about the sauna, yes...

@ CP@YOW You are absolutely right, as I assumed she is US citizen, but I believe if I were to assume her nationality, I would say the character is not European at all. Her grandfather is from Finland and her parents both have very North American accent so likely she, as well as her parents, were born in the US. Her friends also have no idea where the town is so she probably has not returned there much, if at all. That all point to that she is likely a 3rd generation Finnish immigrant, who is trying to reconnected with a LOST past by going back to a home she never belonged. More importantly, the point of the movie is to have a man from East and girl from West to meet in somewhere that connects the two, so for her being European citizen, especially Finnish, would defeat the very core idea of the film, so yes, I do make assumption of her nationality, but it is an educated guess. As for the actress, she can totally do an European accent but did not, so her interpretation of the Novak character is probably also someone raised in the US. (also, you only acquire Finnish citizenship if either of your parents are, so they used grandfather probably to distance Finland and Novak for a reason) But each person's interpretation vary, so I do believe Novak is North American of Finnish descent, but no direct ties to the land as it makes the most sense for me. YMMV.

@beyounged, relax, it's just a movie. Besides, US citizens do have access to the e-gates: https://www.finavia.fi/en/airports/helsinki-airport/services/automated-border-control And they did meet in the Non-Schengen area. Why was Johnny there so early? Well, obviously he had nothing else to do since his job was canceled, and in the movie you can see how he wanted to shoot people at the airport. Well, not shoot-shoot but photograph ;) Nice flick, although how it promotes AY or Finavia beats me.

Is it me or her plane is boarding through the right side in the very first scene?

@Lucky I bet you haven't seen the video BA and Heathrow made in honour of Freddie Mercury , who used to work at Heathrow as a baggage handler before he became a superstar. It is awesome.