Autumn Sonata
this is my 2nd movie from Ingmar Bergman after Persona. and this movie makes me sobbing ❤️🩹> “I feel so shut out, I'm always homesick. But when I get home. I find it's something else I'm longing for.”
for me, this movie is an intimate chamber drama that exposes the fragile, tangled bond between a mother and her daughter with striking emotional problem. when Charlotte (played by Ingrid Bergman), a celebrated concert pianist, visits her long-estranged daughter Eva (played by Liv Ullmann). love how director Ingmar Bergman creates a quiet, almost suffocating atmosphere where unspoken pain slowly rises to the surface
also I LOVEEE Ingrid Bergman and Liv Ullmann performances, especially from their emotional core. like every glance, pause, and tremor in their voices draws the audience deeper into their unresolved inner conflicts and their late-night confrontation revealing how love can harden into resentment and how unhealed wounds from the past can shape a lifetime 🫂❤️🩹
(p.s. i’m trying to change my review style xoxo) | nii film mayan relate buat yg punya family issue
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