Bergman's meditation on the dehumanizing effects of War. A true anti-war film because it never shows the excitement of battle, just the periphery of terror, fear, dread, and loss.
This review of Shame (1968) was written by C. H on 16 Aug 2007.
Shame has generally received very positive reviews.
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