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Frank, Sara and their two children have recently moved into the house of their dreams on the countryside. Frank is disturbed by mysterious sounds and somebody tears down the wallpaper from the walls. He contacts a ghost-hunter, Allan. While conducting an experiment, Allan is killed, and Frank has to find out the truth himself. What’s so special with the mysterious room in the attic?Read More »
Fredrik and Ingrid are very much in love, but Fredrik is a very jealous man. He decides to put her to the ultimate test of love – death.Read More »
Shortly after delivering their first child, Catti and Mikael gets entangled in a people smuggling operation involving a midwife and another young mother, whom the police are calling a terrorist.
It is dangerous to take sides.
Part four of the heptalogy “The Seven Deadly Sins”.Read More »
A medieval love story…
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Tre Solar is an epic drama set in the 14th century. It tells the story of Hanna (Lena Endre), who leaves her children and her farm to ride to the coast and meet her husband, a crusader who has been away fighting in the Orient for the past four years. On the way there, Hanna meets the plague which is spreading toward the interior of the country. Together with a friend she still decides to continue the trip, which turns out to be both distressing and violent.Read More »
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Frank and Sara moves into their new house on the countryside and they simply love it. But soon Frank starts to hear strange sounds coming from within the house along with that he finds the door to the attic always being open, even though he keeps closing it. He contacts a ghost-hunter named Allan who comes over to check things out, and they find that there are supernaturals elements within the house, but it also gets Allan killed. With his wife not believing him, Frank has to try and find out the truth of what’s inside the house and its attic by himself.Read More »
Renowned actress-turned-director Liv Ullmann helms this bleak, nuanced film about marriage and betrayal penned by legendary filmmaker Ingmar Bergman. The story is straightforward — Marianne Vogler (Lena Endre) is a beautiful actress who is married to Markus (Thomas Hanzon), whose job as an orchestra conductor requires numerous concerts abroad, and who dotes on their young daughter Isabelle (Michelle Gylemo). Yet when Marianne has an affair with family friend David (Kirster Henriksson), a film director with a volcanic temper and little regard to those around him, the fallout destroys the marriage and brings grief and suffering to all involved, particularly Isabelle. Ullman and Bergman frame this plot with a tale about an elderly director named Bergman (Erland Josephson, who played opposite Ullman in Bergman’s landmark Scenes from a Marriage) who is trying to write a script about infidelity. In his austerely decorated house on a remote island, Bergman invites an actress, who may or may not be a figment of his imagination, to breathe life into the character of Marianne. Read More »