Höstsonaten (Autumn Sonata) 1978 M

Production still from Autumn Sonata 1978 / Director: Ingmar Bergman / Image courtesy: Swedish Film Institute, Stockholm / View full image
When
1.00 pm, Sat 18 Mar 2017 (99 mins)
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Gallery of Modern Art, Cinema A
About
'To Ingmar, the film was all about love, Ingrid recalled: "The presence and absence of love; the longing for love – love's lies, love's distortions, and love as our sole chance of survival."' – 'Ingrid Bergman' by Grace Carter
The film that brought together the two most renowned Bergmans in cinema: Ingmar and Ingrid. In her final film role, Ingrid Bergman gives a commanding (and Academy Award-nominated) performance as Charlotte, a classical pianist visiting her adult daughter (Liv Ullmann) after a long absence. The dormant tensions between the two women boil over as Eva confronts her mother over what she perceives as years of emotional neglect. A taut, potent drama of immense emotional depth and sophistication.
M | Family conflict themes
Production Credits
- Director: Ingmar Bergman
- Script: Ingmar Bergman
- Cinematographer: Sven Nykvist
- Editor: Sylvia Ingemarsson
- Print Source: Swedish Film Institute, Stockholm
- Rights: Swedish Film Institute, Stockholm
- Year: 1978
- Runtime: 99 minutes
- Countries: Sweden, France, West Germany, United Kingdom
- Languages: Swedish, English
- Subtitles: English
- Colour: Colour
- Shooting Format: 35mm
- Screening Format: 35mm