The Other Bank

გაღმა ნაპირი

Tedo Bekhauri

Tamar Meskhi

Archil Tabukashvili

Temo Goginava

Lia Abuladze

Leila Khokhosadze

Berdia Intskirveli

Jano Izoria

Giorgi Ovashvili

Iosif Bardanashvili

Tamar Kandelaki

Shahriar Assadi

Kim Sun-min

Rustam Ibragimbekov

Nugzar Shataidze

poverty

childhood

road movie

Pусский

Magyar

ქართული

Français

English

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15 Reasons to Live

Alan Zweig

A Wednesday!

Anupam Kher

Naseeruddin Shah

Jimmy Shergill

Deepal Shaw

Aamir Bashir

Rohitashv Gour

Vijay Bhatia

Kali Prasad Mukherjee

Gaurav Kapur

Chetan Pandit

Snehal Dabi

Aayam Mehta

Mukesh Bhatt

Vicky Ahuja

Seema Malik

Paarth Apurva Mehrotra

Alok Narula

Veerendra Saxena

Bhagwan Tiwari

Rajendra Chawla

Neeraj Pandey

Ronnie Screwvala

Shital Bhatia

Anjum Rizvi

Shree Narayan Singh

Abbas Rizvi

Siddharth Roy Kapur

B L Gautam

Rajesh Ganguly

Gopal Bhasin

Fuwad Khan

Ravi Kachhawa

Sanjoy Chowdhury

Jayant Vajpayee

Indivar Bhatia

Sandeep Sethy

police

bomb

al qaeda

bomb threat

हिन्दी

A Wednesday I Official Trailer 2008 I Naseeruddin Shah I Anupam Kher I Jimmy Shergil

An Italian in Greece

Μια Ιταλίδα στην Ελλάδα

Wandisa Guida

Andreas Barkoulis

Dionysis Papagiannopoulos

Stavros Xenidis

Joly Garbi

Frosso Kokkola

Tersicore Kolosoff

Mimis Fotopoulos

Giorgos Velentzas

Theodoros Dimitriev

Stefanos Fotiadis

Kostas Fyssoun

Roula Chrysopoulou

Nitsa Avantagelou

Valentini Rouli

Dimitris Melidis

Umberto Lenzi

Giovanni Varriano

Erricos Andreou

Kostas Kapnisis

Tasos Zografos

italian

love

rich

young man

live for the moment

ελληνικά

Italiano

State of Siege

État de siège

Yves Montand

Renato Salvatori

O.E. Hasse

Jacques Weber

Jean-Luc Bideau

Maurice Teynac

Yvette Etiévant

Gloria Laso

Harald Wolff

Evangeline Peterson

Nemesio Antúnez

Mario Montilles

André Falcon

Jerry Brouer

Roberto Navarrete

Douglas Harris

Eugenio Guzmán

Jean-François Gobbi

Maurice Jacquemont

Aldo Francia

Eduardo Naveda

Rafael Benavente

Alejandro Cohen

Gérard Manneveau

Alejandro Misle

Héctor Noguera

Patricia Guzmán

Costa-Gavras

Franco Solinas

Jacques Henri Barratier

Léon Sanz

Françoise Bonnot

Míkis Theodorakis

Pierre-William Glenn

Jacques d'Ovidio

guerrilla warfare

curfew

martial law

torture

Deutsch

Español

Costa-Gavras on Being a Political Filmmaker

Three Reasons: STATE OF SIEGE

Autumn Sonata

Höstsonaten

Ingrid Bergman

Liv Ullmann

Lena Nyman

Halvar Björk

Marianne Aminoff

Arne Bang-Hansen

Gunnar Björnstrand

Erland Josephson

Georg Løkkeberg

Mimi Pollak

Linn Ullmann

Eva von Hanno

Knut Wigert

Sven Nykvist

Lew Grade

Ingmar Bergman

Sylvia Ingemarsson

Cecilia Drott

Anna Asp

Owe Svensson

Inger Pehrsson

Peder Langenskiöld

Arne Carlsson

loss of loved one

marriage

pianist

invalid

mother daughter reunion

mother daughter relationship

introspective

intimate

dramatic

intense

depressing

Wow. Just wow. Ingmar Bergman really outdid himself this time. His movies are always a thoughtful watch because they're usually out somewhere on a parallel spiritual plane. This one, however, has two new characteristics: First, he's completely up-in-your-face about dysfunctional families. And second, there is so much incredible philosophy threaded into the film that you'll want to hit the pause button and take notes. IMHO, this might be Ingmar's best.

The intensity with which Ingmar Bergman brings together truly stunning performances from Liv Ullmann ("Eva") trying to reconcile with her chronically back pain ridden mother "Charlotte" (Ingrid Bergman) is fascinating to watch in this powerful, visceral drama. The relationship has long since been strained as the concert pianist mother had to make plenty of sacrifices - and choices - that affected her family. When she unexpectedly visits her daughter, the two sit at a piano, an experience that unlocks the flood gates on an history of blame, recrimination and resentment - though not without some considerable affection, too - and we are taken on a fairly joyless guided tour of their lives together. To add to this already fairly emotionally turbulent cocktail, "Charlotte" discovers that her other daughter "Helena" (a wonderfully authentic effort from Lena Nyman) - who suffers from a pretty severe mental illness - is also being cared for by her sister, and yet more demons emerge. Essentially a double-hander between the mother and daughter, this story runs the gamut of feelings and though at times you can't help feeling that the scenarios are just a little unnecessarily downbeat, the tightness of the close up photography and poignancy of the dialogue makes for a compelling evaluation of human ambition, priorities and, of love. Enjoyable? Well, I don't think I could say that - but captivating, well yes - certainly

Release Years 1900 to 2026