Persona (1966)
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Synopsis
A nurse is put in charge of a mute actress and finds that their personae are melding together.
Cast
- Bibi Andersson
- Liv Ullmann
- Margaretha Krook
- Gunnar Björnstrand
- Jörgen Lindström
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- Mar 18, 2020
me with my two brain cells: haha they’re lesbians. ❤️
samNov 22, 2018so this is how men feel after watching fight club
amayaJan 27, 2018i mean who DOESNT sit someone you barely know down and tell them your deepest, darkest hoe stories
lauren - Mar 17, 2020
what if we self isolated at a house by the sea and started to lose our minds... and we are both girls
MurielFeb 26, 2016The greatest completion of the Bechdel test in cinematic history.
Wesley R. BallConfused but I think it was really good. Lol
Karsten - Jun 28, 2013
Ever heard of a film knocking the wind out of you in the first five minutes? If not watch Ingmar Bergman’s Persona. The opening sequence of this film is surely one of the most unsettling, incredibly haunting things I have ever seen on screen. The music, the images and the…
Peaceful StonerJun 15, 2020I would love to watch this with Donald Trump and Joe Biden
brendan o'hareThis movie didn't even have a rowdy group of teenagers reforming society by stealing hearts, what a ripoff
James (Schaffrillas)
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- Joel Behrens likedPersona
Confusing yet captivating exploration of the human psyche
Michael Scuderi lovedPersonaMy favorite film ever! Psychologically complex and continues to keep me thinking after every rewatch. Any movie that shakes the audience to its core and leaves you thinking after is high up there for me. Cinematography and symbolism make this a standout movie for me.
Aidan White lovedPersona9.3/10 incredibly profound and philosophical exploration of the human self, more specifically the female self - still not entirely sure i understand everything that happened but i am of the belief that the story is about one woman split into two distinct persons, each representing one aspect of…
- Zeyad lovedPersona
overall that film is great capturing human psychic nature for example that one scene when alma were trying to say sorry but the other refused alma said "u don't want to accept it because u feel proud now and don't want to be at my level." and that's one of the "psychic natures".
nevan lovedPersonaunderstandably hailed as one of bergman’s best, an intoxicating and fantastical journey through the human psyche. the performances are perfect as is the script and captivating imagery. masterful in its approach, clearly inspiring many of my personal favorite works
Khaled lovedPersonaIt is a great movie. I love the black and white movies so I loved that. Great story with great dialogues. And I loved the cinematography, just imagine that with colors 🤯 8.5/10❤️❤️❤️
- Dustin Matthew likedPersona
LESBIANNNNS!! We’re all thinking it aren’t we? If you get that reference let’s be friends!
Miki dislikedPersona"No! I'm not like you. I don't feel like you. I'm Sister Alma, I'm just here to help you. I'm not Elisabet Vogler. You are Elisabet Vogler." I tried really hard to grasp this movie. I tried reading other reviews and opinions, but I cannot help to like it. I was left confused and wondering when it…
CvptvinHowdy likedPersonaOh man, this was hard for me to understand because I thought it was leading into a romance film, but obviously not! It's our 2 leads in an isolated location descending into madness off one another, plus the music was so eerie it's perfect. I'll have to look into it later, but both actresses were…
Atom Users Reviews
Metacritic
Ingmar Bergman's best film, I suppose, though it's still fairly tedious and overloaded with avant-garde cliches.
Dave Kehr
Chicago Reader
Persona is a film we return to over the years, for the beauty of its images and because we hope to understand its mysteries.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
One of the screen's supreme works and perhaps Ingmar Bergman's finest film, Persona is also his most radical in form and technique.
Michael Wilmington
Chicago Tribune
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