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Ingmar Bergman (writer)
Release Date:
23 December 1968 (USA)
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Ingmar Bergman's psychological study of how humans react in a situation of war. The film takes place on Gotland, where invasion forces arrives. full summary | add synopsis
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Nominated for Golden Globe.
Another 8 wins
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Liv Ullmann | ... | Eva Rosenberg | |
| Max von Sydow | ... | Jan Rosenberg | |
| Sigge Fürst | ... | Filip | |
| Gunnar Björnstrand | ... | Col. Jacobi | |
| Birgitta Valberg | ... | Mrs. Jacobi | |
| Hans Alfredson | ... | Lobelius | |
| Ingvar Kjellson | ... | Oswald | |
| Frank Sundström | ... | Chief interrogator | |
| Ulf Johansson | ... | The doctor | |
| Vilgot Sjöman | ... | The interviewer | |
| Bengt Eklund | ... | Guard | |
| Gösta Prüzelius | ... | The vicar | |
| Willy Peters | ... | Elder officer | |
| Barbro Hiort af Ornäs | ... | Woman in the boat | |
| Agda Helin | ... | Merchant's wife |
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Shame (USA)
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103 min
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Argentina:16 |
Finland:K-16 |
Singapore:NC-16 |
Sweden:15 |
UK:12 (video rating) (2004) |
UK:X (original rating) |
USA:R
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Continuity: Eva is not wearing any socks when Jacobi arrives but several times during his visit she can be seen wearing a couple of black socks and no socks at all again.
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Referenced in En passion (1969)
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I watched this movie on a big screen a few months ago. I didn't know what to expect precisely, and for the first ten minutes I feared I might not enjoy this film. It was beginning very slowly, in silence and almost banality, which was all the less exciting as the sound was quite bad and the subtitles sometimes impossible to read.
But I definitely do not regret to have gone on watching it. It is one of the most beautiful Bergman movies I've ever seen, at the same time human, ruthless and psychologically so convincing.
Seldom have I seen actors play so wonderfully, with such an intensity on their faces : Liv Ullman's interpretation is unforgettable and Sydow is excellent too.
There is always psychological violence in Bergman movies, and this one may be the most physically violent of them all. The strained relationships between the man and the woman evolve in parallel with the physical violence that is surrounding them...
Finally, this sober, violent and powerful film contains a surprisingly striking human depth. An excellent Bergman.