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Port of Call (1948)

Name: Port of Call
Director: Ingmar Bergman
Genre: drama film
Duration: 100 min
Rating: 6.6

Port of Call is a 1948 Swedish drama film written and directed by Ingmar Bergman. This film is strongly influenced by neorealism.

Directed by Ingmar Bergman · Shot by Gunnar Fischer · Cut by Oscar Rosander · Music by Erland von Koch · 100 min

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More by Ingmar Bergman

It Rains on Our Love — 1946
Crisis — 1946
A Ship Bound for India — 1947
Music in Darkness — 1947
Prison — 1948
To Joy — 1950
This Can't Happen Here — 1950
Thirst — 1950
Summer Interlude — 1951
Secrets of Women — 1952
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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