(1964) All These Women
(In Swedish with English subtitles)
COMEDY DRAMA FANTASY
Co-written and directed by Ingmar Bergman that has several ladies attending at a funeral of an infamous cello maestro artist, Villa Tremolo. At this point, viewers were never shown what he actually looked like other than he was an known person. Next we're then introduced to his biographer, Cornelius (Jarl Kulle) who's obviously there as comic relief. As we find out more about all the women in his life before his unfortunate passing from his mistresses, his multiple wives and the maids and butlers to which if anyone were to find the humor in this, there is nothing like that here.
Bergman's first color film and is the seventh of thirteen movies Bibi Anderson worked with Ingmar Bergman!
Co-written and directed by Ingmar Bergman that has several ladies attending at a funeral of an infamous cello maestro artist, Villa Tremolo. At this point, viewers were never shown what he actually looked like other than he was an known person. Next we're then introduced to his biographer, Cornelius (Jarl Kulle) who's obviously there as comic relief. As we find out more about all the women in his life before his unfortunate passing from his mistresses, his multiple wives and the maids and butlers to which if anyone were to find the humor in this, there is nothing like that here.
Bergman's first color film and is the seventh of thirteen movies Bibi Anderson worked with Ingmar Bergman!