Wild Strawberries (1957)

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Explores the disillusionment of an elderly physician, Professor Isak Borg, as he reflects upon his life and begins to perceive his mortality. As he travels to Lund to receive an honorary award after 50 years of medical practice, he finds himself repe... (www.imdb.com/title/tt0050986/plotsummary)
 

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Awards

Wild Strawberries (1957) was nominated for the following awards:

Academy Awards

1.
Oscar
1960
Best Writing, Story and Screenplay - Written Directly for the Screen
Nominated  

Berlin International Film Festival

2.
Golden Berlin Bear
1958
Won  

Venice Film Festival

3.
Italian Film Critics Award
1958
Parallel Sections
Won  

Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists

4.
Silver Ribbon
1960
Best Director - Foreign Film (Regista del Miglior Film Straniero)
Won  

Kinema Junpo Awards

5.
Kinema Junpo Award
1963
Best Foreign Language Film
Won  

Bodil Awards

6.
Bodil
1959
Best European Film (Bedste europæiske film)
Won  

Mar del Plata Film Festival

7.
Best Film
1959
Won  
 

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    Also Known As
  • Wild Strawberries
  • Wild Strawberries
  • Genre Drama
    Date Released 26 December 1957
    ProductionAmerican Broadcasting Company (ABC)
    DistributionMedia Home Entertainment
    Related Links 1957 Movies
    December 1957 Movies
    1957 Drama Movies

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  • Ingmar Bergman wrote the script while he was in hospital.
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  • Final screen appearance of Victor Sjöström.
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  • Contrary to popular belief, Victor Sjöström was cast relatively late for the leading part, with Ingmar Bergman not having any particular person in mind while writing the screenplay.
    (imdb.com)
  • Ingmar Bergman has described in the interview how he came up with the idea while driving from Stockholm to Dalarna, stopping in Uppsala where he had been born and raised, and driving by outside his grandmother`s old house, when he suddenly began to think about how it would be if he could open the door and inside it would be just as it had been during his childhood. "So it struck me - what if you could make a film about this; that you just walk up in a realistic way and open a door, and then you walk into your childhood, and then you open another door and come back to reality, and then you make a turn around a street corner and arrive in some other period of your existence, and everything goes on, lives. That was actually the idea behind Smultronstället (1957)"
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  • Cinematographer Gunnar Fischer says that several scenes had to be shot indoors due to Victor Sjöström`s poor health. "We had to make some very bad back-projection in the car because we never knew if Victor would come back alive the next day." Nevertheless, as long as Victor was home by 5:15 P.M. each day, "and had his whiskey punctually, all went well."
    (imdb.com)
  • The dummy that Isak Borg mistakes for a pedestrian during the dream sequence was constructed from a balloon and a silk stocking.
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