Karossen

TV Movie
1971
45m

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A brutally unmasking triangle drama of a relationship and its appendage. He is desperate for her, while she is emotionally absent, except when she plays with her self-absorbed loveA brutally unmasking triangle drama of a relationship and its appendage. He is desperate for her, while she is emotionally absent, except when she plays with her self-absorbed loveA brutally unmasking triangle drama of a relationship and its appendage. He is desperate for her, while she is emotionally absent, except when she plays with her self-absorbed love

Directors
- Lars-Erik Liedholm
- Birgitta Wahlberg
Writer
- Carl-Magnus Åsard
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YOUR RATING

Directors
- Lars-Erik Liedholm
- Birgitta Wahlberg
Writer
- Carl-Magnus Åsard
Stars

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The screening of the play on Swedish TV led to a strong reaction from the viewers. Too much nudity, profanity and perversions were some of the opinions.

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7/10

Bergman 2.0

A very daring staging even by Swedish standards. Related to the drama of Pasolini and Norén. Evabritt Strandberg get to play out her entire register of attraction and inaccessibility. A naked room, demasked people and a sexual drive that has only one target. The Swedish playwright and author Carl-Magnus Åsard has created a compressed, brutal and erotic drama where love is consumed and desire rules. The television audience reacted violently to this creation and the performance was referred to as a scandal. Nevertheless "Karossen/The Body" led to a Bergman 2.0 within the intimate, intrusive drama in a room. Monica Ekman has a minor part.