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By Alessandra F (27) on 25 Mar 2008

Ya los primeros 5 minutos son una obra de arte en si. Primer plano, Harriet Anderson (Agnes). Y la muerte llega a ella…

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By Sergio P (86) on 24 Mar 2008

BERGMAN. Tambien se inmerge en el universo de los simbolos y del color. solo comparable al mejor Antonioni. Y es que el alma de Bergman es Inmortal…

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By Jeremiah M (118) on 22 Mar 2008

Like a sequel to, and completion of, Bergman's God's Silence trilogy, this one does them all one better. This is beauty…

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By Alex R (2,581) on 22 Mar 2008

One of the most hypnotic and painful films I've ever seen…

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By Anthony V (664) on 22 Mar 2008

Like a sequel to, and completion of, Bergman's God's Silence trilogy, this one does them all one better. This is beauty…

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By Grace L (91) on 18 Mar 2008

The whole glass scene really made me want to puke. And the sister's loud moaning was worse than fingernails on a chalkboard…

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By Yana P (6) on 14 Mar 2008

How the hell can Bergman cram all this thematic weight into 91 minutes? The film is devastating and, frankly, terrifying…

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By Catherine G (71) on 07 Mar 2008

One of the single rawest emotional experiences ever created on screen. The most perfect excercise in tension, ever displayed in a film…

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By Katie M (655) on 24 Feb 2008

De witte engelen, badend in een decorum dat met elke ostentatieve tik van de pendules steeds meer bloedrood gaat kleuren, schijnen niet zo…

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By Zavero I (5) on 21 Feb 2008

Really damn good! also the most horrid scene I ever saw in a film with that wine glass shard ouch…

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By Henric W (5) on 21 Feb 2008

Really damn good! also the most horrid scene I ever saw in a film with that wine glass shard ouch…

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By Dan G (1,214) on 20 Feb 2008

A dark haunting movie about death and life is also a slow-moving and talky drama, so it may put off many viewers, especially since it also…

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By Marko B (122) on 17 Feb 2008

SynkkÃ¤ ja pessimistinen elokuva Bergmanilta…

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By Jared H (400) on 12 Feb 2008

Boring, weird, and did not see the point. I did not connect in the slightest with the film…

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By Erin E (47) on 08 Feb 2008

One of the most intense movies I've ever seen, all hail Bergman…

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By Meghan D (93) on 06 Feb 2008

Un film qui fait mal, tres mal, par la froideur de ces portraits de femmes, par la tristesse de ces quatre destins…

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By Lupus D (150) on 01 Feb 2008

The pervasive use of the color red to symbolize the soul and blood is very effective, visually and symbolically…

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By Morten B (18) on 01 Feb 2008

Darkly-deep exploration into the pervasive nature of cancer, explored in a way unlike any other film…

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By Diana R (74) on 29 Jan 2008

As a woman lies dying, she and her sisters reflect on their often dysfunctional lives. This is probably Bergman's most brutally bleak movie…

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By Alexandra L (238) on 28 Jan 2008

Un film extremement oppressant, autant par ses dialogues que par sa photographie tout en rouge et blanc…

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