Hour of the Wolffilm by Bergman

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  • discussed in biography ( in Bergman, Ingmar: Life )

    ...home on the bleak island of Fårö; and the island provided a characteristic stage for the dramas of a whole series of films that included Persona (1966), Vargtimmen (1968; Hour of the Wolf), Skammen (1968; Shame), and En passion (1969; The Passion, or The Passion of Anna), all dramas of inner conflicts involving a small, closely...

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