Autumn Sonata Reviews

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

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

Impeccable writing and directing and I haven’t seen a better performance than that of Ingrid Bergman and Liv Ullman. Bergmans best, and one of my personal favorite films.

alright

8.9/10

A beautifully tragic story of a mother-daughter relationship plagued by greed, guilt, loneliness and grief. After years of pain, the glass shatters; what was a broken relationship had finally come to light. Wonderful movie

7.2

If heartfelt conversations are your jam, this is gold.
If you’re here for action, though, you won’t find even a hint of it.

A tragic story that shines light and shows that not every human being is equipped to be a parent, it was one that slowly shows you how scars will forever shape our own existence whether we like it or not, turning us against the very people that should be protecting us!

Weird but nice 👌

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!

10/10

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W

This is a 99-minute family melodrama featuring a mother and daughter playing their own versions of victims. Its like a heated family counseling session without a counselor present. Hmmmm…😪✨