Pretty great but still has the same problem as many other old films i watched,that being it sometimes a struggle to find out what the meaning behind everything is.
This movie was great tho

Hour of the Wolf
The hour of the wolf is the hour between night and dawn. It is the hour when most people die, when sleep is the deepest, when nightmares feel most real.
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2/19/1968Runtime
88 minsOverview
While vacationing on a remote German island with his pregnant wife, an artist has an emotional breakdown while confronting his repressed desires.
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A black-and-white descent into psychological unraveling where the boundary between nightmare and waking life dissolves entirely. This is Bergman at his most hypnotic and disturbing, a study in creative torment that feels less like a story and more like living inside someone's fever dream.
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Max von Sydow
Johan Borg

Liv Ullmann
Alma Borg

Gertrud Fridh
Corinne von Merkens

Georg Rydeberg
Lindhorst

Erland Josephson
Baron von Merkens

Naima Wifstrand
Old Lady with Hat

Ulf Johansson
Heerbrand

Gudrun Brost
Gamla Fru von Merkens
Bertil Anderberg
Ernst von Merkens

Ingrid Thulin
Veronica Vogler

Agda Helin
Von Merken's Maid (uncredited)

Lenn Hjortzberg
Kreisler (uncredited)
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