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Wild Strawberries (film)
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Wild Strawberries is a 1957 Swedish film about an aging professor who, after living a life marked by coldness, is forced to confront the emptiness of his existence.
Directed and written by Ingmar Bergman.
Dialogue
Sara: I'd better tell you I'm a virgin. That's why I'm so cheeky. And I smoke a pipe.
Sara: They started arguing about God, and then they lost their tempers. And Anders tried to twist Viktor's arm, and Viktor said that was a lousy argument for God's existence.
Sara: How sweet they both are! I always agree with the one I spoke with last."
Alman: My wife likes ridiculing me. I let her. It's psychotherapy.
Marianne: I thought: That's his mother. An old woman, cold as ice, more forbidding than death. And this is her son, and there are light-years between them.
Cast
Victor Sjöström as Professor Isak Borg
Bibi Andersson - Sara (both: Isak's cousin/hitchhiker
Ingrid Thulin - Marianne Borg
Gunnar Björnstrand - Evald Borg
Jullan Kindahl - Agda, Isak's housekeeper
Folke Sundquist - Anders, hitchhiker
Björn Bjelfvenstam - Viktor, hitchhiker
Naima Wifstrand - Isak's Mother
Gunnel Broström - Berit Alman
Gunnar Sjöberg as Sten Alman
Max von Sydow as Henrik Åkerman
Ann-Marie Wiman as Eva Åkerman
Gertrud Fridh - Karin Borg
Åke Fridell - Karin's lover
Sif Ruud - Aunt Olga
Yngve Nordwall as Uncle Aron
Per Sjöstrand as Sigfrid Borg
Gio Petré as Sigbritt Borg
Gunnel Lindblom - Charlotta Borg
Maud Hansson - Angelica Borg
Eva Norée - Anna Borg
Göran Lundquist - Benjamin Borg
Per Skogsberg - Hagbart Borg
Lena Bergman - Kristina Borg
Monica Ehrling as Birgitta Borg
External links
Category:1957 Swedish films
Category:Foreign language films
Category:Films directed by Ingmar Bergman
Category:Films about dreams
Category:Films about old age
Category:Films set in Sweden
Category:Films set in the 1890s
Category:Films set in the 1950s