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Secrets of Women (1952)

Name: Secrets of Women
Director: Ingmar Bergman
Genre: drama film, comedy film
Duration: 107 min
Rating: 7

Secrets of Women, also known as Waiting Women, is a 1952 Swedish drama film written and directed by Ingmar Bergman. The film, which was screened within the official selection of the Venice Film Festival in 1953, is centered on youthful relationships, told in flashbacks by a group of women.

Directed by Ingmar Bergman · Shot by Gunnar Fischer · Cut by Oscar Rosander · Music by Erik Nordgren · 107 min

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Crisis — 1946
A Ship Bound for India — 1947
Music in Darkness — 1947
Prison — 1948
Port of Call — 1948
To Joy — 1950
This Can't Happen Here — 1950
Thirst — 1950
Summer Interlude — 1951
Sawdust and Tinsel — 1953
Summer with Monika — 1953
A Lesson in Love — 1954
Dreams — 1955
Smiles of a Summer Night — 1955
The Seventh Seal — 1957
Wild Strawberries — 1957
Mr. Sleeman Is Coming — 1957
Brink of Life — 1958
The Magician — 1958
Rabies — 1958
The Venetian — 1958
The Devil's Eye — 1960
The Virgin Spring — 1960
Through a Glass Darkly — 1961
The Silence — 1963
Winter Light — 1963
A Dream Play — 1963
All These Women — 1964
Don Juan — 1965

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