Through a Glass Darkly

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Through a Glass Darkly is a 1961 Swedish psychological drama film written and directed by Ingmar Bergman that explores mental illness, faith, and family tension over the course of a single day on a remote island.

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instanceOf film
awardReceived Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film NERFINISHED
Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film NERFINISHED
National Board of Review Award for Best Foreign Language Film NERFINISHED
character David NERFINISHED
Karin NERFINISHED
Martin NERFINISHED
Minus NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Sven Nykvist NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Sweden
director Ingmar Bergman NERFINISHED
distributor Janus Films NERFINISHED
Svensk Filmindustri NERFINISHED
editedBy Ulla Ryghe NERFINISHED
exploresTopic marital strain
parent–child relationships
religious doubt
schizophrenia
filmFormat black-and-white
filmingLocation Fårö, Sweden NERFINISHED
followedBy The Silence NERFINISHED
Winter Light NERFINISHED
genre drama film
psychological drama
hasMetacriticRecognition included in many greatest films lists
mainTheme faith
family tension
mental illness
musicBy Johann Sebastian Bach NERFINISHED
narrativeTimeSpan single day
originalLanguage Swedish
partOf Ingmar Bergman’s Faith Trilogy NERFINISHED
producer Allan Ekelund NERFINISHED
productionCompany Svensk Filmindustri NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1961
releaseEvent 1961 Cannes Film Festival (out of competition)
releaseYear 1961
runtimeMinutes 89
screenplayBy Ingmar Bergman NERFINISHED
setting remote island
stars Gunnar Björnstrand NERFINISHED
Harriet Andersson NERFINISHED
Lars Passgård NERFINISHED
Max von Sydow NERFINISHED
writer Ingmar Bergman NERFINISHED

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Sven Nykvist notableWork Through a Glass Darkly
Max von Sydow notableWork Through a Glass Darkly