A movie from 1966. According to a lot of people, this movie should have won an Oscar for the best foreign movie that year. An interesting combination of psychosis and drama, very chaotic and very tired, which will eventually leave you with the words "who am I?"
Elizabeth Wohler (Liu Ulman) loses her ability to speak, there is no reason, Bergman's only trace is the horror she experiences by watching television, inhabiting the deep-rooted massacre, genocide, anger and destruction.
Next comes Alma, a nurse who is superimposed to look after Elizabeth after she has lost the will to work and talk whatsoever. Seeing that it is in vain to try to force her to speak, Alma fills space and time with her side-stories that need to fill the void, and that gap is certainly Elizabeth, who has the role of a listener with great interest.
If Elizabeth there is the role of the "silent" that suffers the scars of the world, Alma is the one that makes the traumatic cleansing and erotic experiences on a lower scale.
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