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Secrets of Women

Kvinnors Väntan
Direction
INGMAR BERGMAN
Screenplay
Ingmar Bergman
Cinematography
Gunnar Fischer
Music
Erik Nordgren
Cast
Anita Björk, Maj-Britt Nilsson, Eva Dahlbeck, Gunnar Björnstrand, Birger Malmsten, Jarl Kulle
Producer
Allan Ekelund
Edition(s)
32ª

Secrets of Women

Kvinnors Väntan
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  • 108 minutos
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  • P&B, 35 mm
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  • 1952
Sweden

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Four women married to four brothers are spending a holiday in the Stockholm archipelago while they wait for their husbands to return from a business trip. On the last evening, before the men´s train is due to arrive from Stockholm, three of them recall episodes from their past life. Rakel tells of an affair with a lover from childhood days that led to her husband´s threatening to commit suicide in the garden shed. Märta recounts her student days in Paris, her romance with a Bohemian artist, Martin, and the details of a pre-marital confinement. Karin, the oldest of the three women, describes a farcical incident after a party, when she and her husband Fredrik were trapped in a lift. The fourth woman in the party declines to tell a story, and the fifth and youngest, Maj, elopes with her boyfriend just as the men return at dusk.

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INGMAR BERGMAN
INGMAR BERGMAN

Born in Sweden in 1918. One of the greatest Swedish directors, Bergman had a traumatic childhood marked by physical and psychological abuse by his father, a Lutheran pastor. His inner demons were exorcised through his films and plays that explored sexual anxiety, loneliness and the search for the meaning of life. Directed feature films such as The Seventh Seal (1957), which won Jury Special Prize at the Cannes Film Festival; Wild Strawberries (1957); Cries and Whispers (1972, 17th Mostra), which won Oscar for best cinematography; Fanny & Alexander (1982, 32nd Mostra), which won four Oscars including best foreign language film, and Saraband (2003). His first movies were screened at a retrospective at the 32nd Mostra. He died in 2007 at the age of 89.
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