Saraband UK DVD
Tartan
Regie:
Release:
27.03.2006
Laufzeit:
107 Minuten
FSK:
ab 18 Jahre
Mehr Infos:
Bild:
16:9, Widescreen, Anamorph codiert
Ton:
Dolby Digital 2.0
Sprache:
Schwedisch
Land:
Schweden
Jahr:
2003
Saraband UK
Deutscher Titel: Sarabande
Ingmar Bergman, one of the true masters of film, has directed his last feature and at age 83, many consider it to be one of his finest. Re-uniting the cast and characters from Bergman's 1973 feature 'Scenes from a Marriage', the film details the relationship between Marianne and her ex-husband, Johan, whom she visits after 30 years. Before long she finds herself embroiled in a family feud stemmed by the hatred a son has for his father.
As father and son compete with each other for the love of Johan's grand child, Marianne struggles to understand why she has been drawn back to what is a painful chapter of her past. The film unfolds over a period of several weeks and as is Bergman's style, people talk, whether it is with aggression, with pain or with a sense of confession.
This is a film that represents everything that Bergman is both revered and respected for - an ability to capture the essence of human confrontation whilst exacting flawless performances from a talented cast
Ingmar Bergman, one of the true masters of film, has directed his last feature and at age 83, many consider it to be one of his finest. Re-uniting the cast and characters from Bergman's 1973 feature 'Scenes from a Marriage', the film details the relationship between Marianne and her ex-husband, Johan, whom she visits after 30 years. Before long she finds herself embroiled in a family feud stemmed by the hatred a son has for his father.
As father and son compete with each other for the love of Johan's grand child, Marianne struggles to understand why she has been drawn back to what is a painful chapter of her past. The film unfolds over a period of several weeks and as is Bergman's style, people talk, whether it is with aggression, with pain or with a sense of confession.
This is a film that represents everything that Bergman is both revered and respected for - an ability to capture the essence of human confrontation whilst exacting flawless performances from a talented cast