Autumn Sonata

a look into complex relationships in such a painfully beautiful way and how long love affects us/ how and why it affects us

this movie is so cruel, so brutal. “i didn’t want to be your mother”/“why can’t she die?” oof this whole screaming match of neglect and the matching wounds of mothers and daughters,,, ouchie

This is a really beautiful movie with some really interesting themes. Bergman’s best that I’ve seen.

Every scene is meaningful, touching film with thought-provoking dialogues. It brings to mind the contributions of past events to our lives today. It leaves a strange feeling after finishing it.

That performance from Liv Ullmann had me frozen and gave me watery eyes. I've never felt drained from watching a film like this. I'm glad I finally decided to watch a couple of Ingmar Bergman's films, but I should take my time because "Persona" had me confused, and now this has me emotionally drained. Incredible all around!

a look into complex relationships in such a painfully beautiful way and how long love affects us/ how and why it affects us