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    Thirst (1949) [The Criterion Collection]

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    Thirst (1949) [The Criterion Collection]

    Thirst (1949)
    BDRip 1080p | MKV | 1920x1080 | x264 @ 5760 Kbps | 84 min | 3,47 Gb
    Audio: Swedish AC3 1.0 @ 96 Kbps | Subs: English (embedded in MKV)
    Genre: Drama

    Director: Ingmar Bergman
    Writers: Herbert Grevenius, Birgit Tengroth (short stories)
    Stars: Eva Henning, Birger Malmsten, Birgit Tengroth

    Intricately structured and technically accomplished, Thirst is an often dazzling examination of people burdened by the past and united in isolation. The principal couple, Bertil (Birger Malmsten) and Ruth (Eva Henning), travel home by train to Sweden from Switzerland, at each other’s throats the whole way. Meanwhile, in Stockholm, Bertil’s former lover, Viola (Birgit Tengroth, who also wrote the stories on which the film is based), tries to evade the predatory advances of her psychiatrist, and then of a ballet dancer who was once a friend of Ruth’s. With this dark and multilayered drama, sustained by biting dialogue, Ingmar Bergman began to reveal his profound understanding of the female psyche.


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    Thirst (1949) [The Criterion Collection]

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