Review of Cries and Whispers (1972) by Darryl S — 13 Oct 2014
A great film but it leaves a bit to be desired, mainly in the sense that it retreads some of the same themes that previous Bergman films possess. The color is almost entirely Blacks, whites and of course Crimson and the use of flashbacks actually works for the most part.
I think it could have delved a bit deeper into each of the 4 main women but overall we got a lot of insight with a minimum of run time. As far as Bergman goes this is one of his most accessible and downright straightforward.
Wouldn't be a bad movie to start your journey into Ingmar.
This review of Cries and Whispers (1972) was written by Darryl S on 13 Oct 2014.
Cries and Whispers has generally received very positive reviews.
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