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Music In Darkness DVD, 1947

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Film Description

Aka Night is my Future. Bergman's fourth feature film proved hugely popular in Sweden and helped cement his position as one of the world's great upcoming filmmakers. The film tells the heart-wrenching story of a wealthy, artistic young man who goes blind after an accident during military service and who must learn to live with his condition.

Film Information

Director - Ingmar Bergman

Produced - 1947

Main Language - SWEDISH with English subtitles

Countries & Regions - European Film, Scandinavian Film

Cast - Birger Malmsten, Mai Zetterling

DVD Details

Certificate:	15	Publisher:	Tartan Video	Region:	2
Length:	0 mins	Aspect:	1.33:1	Cat No:	TVD3559
Format:	DVD B&W	Subtitles:	English

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Barry Forshaw on 17th August 2006

How many more early Bergman classics is Tartan going to make available? This company is doing an inestimable service to lovers of European art cinema – and none of the... more >