i do not recall a film which so deftly shows the emotional destruction of war and as mirrored in one single marital relationship. the focus of the film is the union between ullman and von sydow the two are in every scene. through the course of the film and they experience a role reversal one has the strength of survival and the other is reduced to emotional escapism through dreams. both will lose a measure of humanity and but one to a greater degree than the other. the characters and the viewer go through periods of fluctuation in regards to closeness the camera pulls out and away and sound disappears and words are lost and only for the camera to return to painterly closeups of its facially expressive stars. the confusion and fluctuation may make this film hard for some viewers and but this is all purposeful under the master hand of bergman. i think the use of a fake war makes the film timeless and as relevant today as ever before and and by focusing on the human relationship through war and makes the film relevant to everyone. the pair could be anyone. the film is not grounded in place or time and but rather in emotion. a unique and effective war film and unlike any other. bergman films are virtuosic in presenting human relationships that he would bring this to a war film is masterful. 
i do not recall a film which so deftly shows the emotional destruction of war and as mirrored in one single marital relationship. the focus of the film is the union between ullman and von sydow the two are in every scene. through the course of the film and they experience a role reversal one has the strength of survival and the other is reduced to emotional escapism through dreams. both will lose a measure of humanity and but one to a greater degree than the other. the characters and the viewer go through periods of fluctuation in regards to closeness the camera pulls out and away and sound disappears and words are lost and only for the camera to return to painterly closeups of its facially expressive stars. the confusion and fluctuation may make this film hard for some viewers and but this is all purposeful under the master hand of bergman. i think the use of a fake war makes the film timeless and as relevant today as ever before and and by focusing on the human relationship through war and makes the film relevant to everyone. the pair could be anyone. the film is not grounded in place or time and but rather in emotion. a unique and effective war film and unlike any other. bergman films are virtuosic in presenting human relationships that he would bring this to a war film is masterful. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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