Saraband

2003
C
1h 47min

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Unos treinta años después de divorciarse de Johan, Marianne decide ir a la casa de verano de su exmarido para hacerle una visita. Al llegar, se encuentra en medio de un drama familiar entre ... Leer todoUnos treinta años después de divorciarse de Johan, Marianne decide ir a la casa de verano de su exmarido para hacerle una visita. Al llegar, se encuentra en medio de un drama familiar entre el hijo de Johan, de otro matrimonio, y su nieta.Unos treinta años después de divorciarse de Johan, Marianne decide ir a la casa de verano de su exmarido para hacerle una visita. Al llegar, se encuentra en medio de un drama familiar entre el hijo de Johan, de otro matrimonio, y su nieta.

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Premios
- 2 premios ganados y 3 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
The film is very autobiographical. The character of Anna is actually Ingrid von Rosen, Ingmar Bergman's wife, who died of cancer, and was his greatest love. The photography of Anna used in the film is also of Ingrid. The movie is also dedicated "to Ingrid", as stated in the opening title screen.

Errores
There are some interesting discrepancies in relation to the time line of the characters. The ages given for the characters are 63 (Marianne), 86 (Johan) and 61 (Henrik). Marianne says that she has not seen Johan for 32 years and that they had been married for 16 years. This means that she married Johan when she was 15 and he was 38. Johan had a falling out with his son when Henrik was 18/19, which must have been after Johan's marriage to Marianne.

Citas
Henrik: Dad, where does all this hostility come from?
Johan: Speak for yourself. When you were 18 or 19, I tried to get close to you. You'd been seriously ill, and your mother wanted us to talk things out. I said to you, "I know I've been a bad father, and I want to do better." And you screamed at me--yes, screamed--"A bad father? You've never been a father at all!" Then you said you could do without my forced exertions. One should respect honest hatred, and I respect yours. But I really couldn't care less if you hate me. You barely exist. If it weren't for Karin, who thank God takes after her mother, you wouldn't exist for me at all. So there's no hostility here, I assure you.

Conexiones
Featured in Bergman och filmen, Bergman och teatern, Bergman och Fårö (2004)

Bandas sonoras
Cello Suite no. 5 in C Minor, Movement 4: Saraband
Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
Performed by Torleif Thedeen (as Thorleif Thedeen)

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10/10

Profound, soulful film of human love and hate

For many years "The Seventh Seal" has not only been my favorite Bergman film, but my all-time list topper. Although others have since moved into that place, Bergman's genius as a probing and revelatory filmmaker continue to astound and reward me.

"Saraband" for me is about as good as he gets...and that's high praise. Here the human soul in anguish is laid bare in all its honest need...a thwarted one...for love and understanding. A once married couple, Marianne and Johann (brilliantly portrayed by Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson) do their saraband even after 30 years apart. And like that dance, in its repetitive themes, their relationship as well as that of Johann's son and granddaughter form a kind of tragic rondo, sadly and inexorably replicated. Henrik, the 61 year old son (portrayed with amazing profoundity by Borje Ahlstedt) cannot extricate himself from the slings and arrows aimed at him continually by his father. The one character, now dead, who serves as a graceful inspiration to them all is Henrik's wife and his daughter, Karin's mother...Anna. We see her beautiful face in a photographic portrait, but her loving presence in their memory is so strong it becomes a kind of living influence. Karin, played by the stunning Julia Dufvenius, is also the victim of the family dynamic and forms the important fourth in this saraband of life and fate.