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Hour Of The Wolf (DVD, 2004)

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Product Information

An artist is haunted by nightmares from the past and during the 'hour of the wolf' - between midnight and dawn - talks to his wife about his tortured memories...

Product Identifiers

EAN5050070021615

eBay Product ID (ePID)30863539

Product Key Features

ActorMax von Sydow, Liv Ullmann

Film/TV TitleHour of the Wolf

DirectorIngmar Bergman

FormatDVD

Release Year2004

LanguageEnglish

FeaturesBlack & White

GenreHorror/Occult, General

Run Time84 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate15

Number of Discs1

Additional InformationThis surreal Gothic drama by Swedish master Ingmar Bergman stars Max von Sydow as Johan, a troubled artist who is literally haunted by demons from his past, and Liv Ullmann as his loving wife Alma, who eventually experiences the same nightmarish delusions. A local aristocrat (Erland Josephson) and his clan, who reside in a forbidding castle and appear to possess supernatural powers, might have a hand in Johan's undoing. The film is told mostly in retrospect after Johan has disappeared, leaving behind only a diary from which his mental and emotional decline (perhaps an allegory on the difficulties of the creative process, one of Bergman's favourite themes) can be reconstructed. Borrowing stylistic elements from classic Hollywood horror movies and occasionally featuring graphic material (one scene prompted a contemporary reviewer to recommend averting one's eyes from the screen), this unusual (black-and-white) film also retains the psychological astuteness and technical finesse that earned Bergman worldwide critical acclaim and his status as Sweden's premier filmmaker.

Sound sourceDolby Digital Mono

Movie/TV TitleHour Of The Wolf