Winter Light

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Winter Light is a 1963 Swedish drama film directed by Ingmar Bergman, renowned for its stark exploration of faith and existential despair.

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instanceOf Swedish drama film
film
blackAndWhite true
characterOccupation Lutheran pastor
cinematographer Sven Nykvist NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Sweden
dialogueLanguage Swedish
director Ingmar Bergman NERFINISHED
distributor Svensk Filmindustri NERFINISHED
editor Ulla Ryghe NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Södermanland NERFINISHED
Uppland NERFINISHED
genre drama film
psychological drama
religious drama
hasAspectRatio 1.37:1
hasColorProcess black-and-white
hasFilmRatingSystem Swedish film rating system
hasPosterArtist Svenolov Ehrén NERFINISHED
hasScreenFormat Academy ratio
includedIn Criterion Collection NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Tomas Ericsson NERFINISHED
musicBy Ingmar Bergman NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus one day in the life of a pastor
notableFor exploration of religious doubt
stark minimalist style
originalLanguage Swedish
partOf Ingmar Bergman faith trilogy NERFINISHED
prequel Through a Glass Darkly NERFINISHED
producer Allan Ekelund NERFINISHED
productionCompany Svensk Filmindustri NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1963
releaseDateSweden 1963-02-11
runtimeMinutes 81
screenwriter Ingmar Bergman NERFINISHED
sequel The Silence NERFINISHED
setInCountry Sweden NERFINISHED
setInPeriod 1960s
starring Allan Edwall NERFINISHED
Gunnar Björnstrand NERFINISHED
Gunnel Lindblom NERFINISHED
Ingrid Thulin NERFINISHED
Max von Sydow NERFINISHED
theme existential despair
faith
loneliness
silence of God
spiritual crisis

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Sven Nykvist notableWork Winter Light