Ingeborg Holm

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Ingeborg Holm (1913)

Financial struggles separate a single mother from her children.Financial struggles separate a single mother from her children.Financial struggles separate a single mother from her children.

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Noted as the first true narrative film, its remarkable narrative continuity would characterize the style now known as classical Hollywood, which dominated the global film industry for the majority of the century.

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9/10

Well Done and Moving Realist Drama

A woman loses her husband and children in quick succession as the hand of fate lands her a tragic blow. Good direction, cinematography and acting for the time make this one of the essential silents and a standout in Scandinavian and world cinema. A must for fans of film history and movies in general.

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Release date
- October 27, 1913 (Sweden)
Country of origin
- Sweden
Language
- None
Also known as
- Margaret Day
Filming locations
- Lidingö, Stockholms län, Sweden
Production company
- Svenska Biografteatern AB
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Runtime
1 hour 36 minutes
Sound mix
- Silent
Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1

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