The early Bergman films are interesting in how they portray an artist evolving with increased experience. They’re not always successful artistic endeavors overall, but they show how a studio system can foster and hone talent through experience.
Thirst tells the story of a young married couple on their way back from a vacation in Italy. We see them in France as they are about to board a train through 1946 Germany back towards Sweden. The woman is haunted by a previous affair and a subsequent...
Published on July 29, 2019 06:06