La%27 Os | V%c3%a6re %281975%29 Ok.ru Rus

The OK.ru version exists in a legal grey area. In Russia, due to sanctions and different copyright enforcement, such uploads remain online. For personal, research, or educational use, watching a rare copy on OK.ru is unlikely to draw legal action, but it does not support the filmmakers. I’ll assume you want a concise write-up (summary

1. Directly search ok.ru for "1975" in the video section, filter by length >40 min (for a feature) or <20 min (for a short).
2. Search the Russian phonetic spelling: "Лад ос вэре 1975" (Lad os vare).
3. Look for Danish or Norwegian films on ok.ru with Russian subtitles from the 2005–2010 upload era.

The appended "rus" in your keyword strongly indicates that the file was either: Directly search ok

The Scandinavian Film Landscape in 1975

To see where "La'os Være" could fit, let’s survey what actually came out in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden in 1975.

1. A misspelling of the Danish/Norwegian phrase "Lad os være" — which translates to "Let us be" or "Let it be" (similar to the Beatles' song).
2. A mangling of "Lad være" — meaning "Leave it alone" or "Stop it."
3. A phonetic attempt at a foreign name — perhaps "Lagos" (the Nigerian city) with a Scandinavian twist.