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Sunday's Children

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In the midst of marital problems, Erik (Thommy Berggren) and Karin Bergman (Lena Endre) take their children to a cottage in the country for the summer. The trip proves educational for their young son, Pu (Henrik Linnros). In addition to enduring several misadventures with his older brother, Dag (Jakob Leygraf), Pu learns lessons about love, faith and death. And despite his strained, sometimes even violent relationship with his father, Pu eventually finds some common ground with the man.

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Jay Carr Boston Globe 04/27/2018
Ingmar Bergman's portrait of his younger and older selves is unsparing, as funny as it is sullen, ultimately touching. Go to Full Review
Time Out 06/24/2006
Immensely sympathetic, viewed either as a self-contained work or as part of the Bergman canon, it is written by Ingmar and directed by his son Daniel. Go to Full Review
Vincent Canby New York Times 08/30/2004
5/5
It's really little more than a single anecdote, but an anecdote so full of mirrors, so magically placed, that the film manages to reflect the future while also revealing new interpretations of the past. Go to Full Review
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com 06/27/2005
3/5
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat Spirituality & Practice 07/15/2003
Powerful teaching tool for men trying to come to terms with their own wounded father inside. Go to Full Review
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Synopsis In the midst of marital problems, Erik (Thommy Berggren) and Karin Bergman (Lena Endre) take their children to a cottage in the country for the summer. The trip proves educational for their young son, Pu (Henrik Linnros). In addition to enduring several misadventures with his older brother, Dag (Jakob Leygraf), Pu learns lessons about love, faith and death. And despite his strained, sometimes even violent relationship with his father, Pu eventually finds some common ground with the man.
Director
Daniel Bergman
Producer
Katinka Faragó
Screenwriter
Ingmar Bergman
Production Co
Nordisk Film & TV-Fond, SVT Drama, Svenska Filminstitutet, Finnish Film Foundation, Eurimages, Det Danske Filminstitut, Sandrews, FilmTeknik, Metronome Productions
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Swedish
Runtime
2h 1m