This early Bergman film comprises of three stories, told in flashback; the first and the third are short, sweet and to the point, but the middle one, although it has some striking visuals, goes on too long. Nonetheless, the film is interesting for its strong feminist overtones; Bergman was certainly way ahead of Hollywood films of the same period when it came to depicting women's issues and feelings. Beautifully made and acted. *** out of 4.
Review of Secrets of Women
