Wild Strawberries

Is there anything hollower than solitude?

This was so deeply personal and human that you can’t help but feel for the characters. This is what film is all about. 9/10

Honestly, the way our lead, Isak Borg, reflects on his life and some of its themes I could see in my future, and it scares me. Anyway, it abruptly ended, which kind of sucks because I wanted to know more, but still it's another amazing film from Bergman. Perhaps on a revisit it'll be closer to "Persona" or "Autumn Sonata."

Honestly, the way our lead, Isak Borg, reflects on his life and some of its themes I could see in my future, and it scares me. Anyway, it abruptly ended, which kind of sucks because I wanted to know more, but still it's another amazing film from Bergman. Perhaps on a revisit it'll be closer to "Persona" or "Autumn Sonata."

such a heartfelt and emotional story, possibly bergman’s most revelatory and somber. i thought that the narrative was handled perfectly, and the charismatic performances elevate the dark subject matter. definitely something to think on and revisit, tremendous

such a stunning movie
cinematography and the story