Liv Ullmann related introduction.

Content abstract:/kloc-In the middle of the 9th century, a young couple, Christina and Carl Oscar, lived in a small rural community in Mylan, southern Sweden. They struggled on a small piece of barren land. Things are hard, people encounter bad weather, the harvest drops sharply, and it is desolate. The couple's first child starved to death and stole food. Famine and the death of children made the mother accept her father's decision to immigrate to the United States. They walked with another family fleeing from religious persecution and a man fleeing from a bad wife. The rest of the film describes their difficult journey on a rocking boat. They crossed the Atlantic Ocean and inland, and finally came to what is now Minnesota. The whole migration took 10 weeks. In Minnesota, those immigrants who survive will start their new lives in this new world ... this film is an epic film of Nordic immigrants to the United States. The film is full of long shots and spectacular natural scenes. You can see the shadow of this film from Pell the Conqueror. Starring max von sydow and Liv ullman, he was nominated for the Best Picture Oscar.

A brief introduction to the story of the mask

Elizabeth (liv ullmann liv ullmann), a stage actress, forgot her lines in a performance. After that, she refused to speak for several months and was sent to a mental hospital. Alma (bibi andersson bibi andersson), the nurse who takes care of her, is accused by the doctor of not doing her duty. The hospital arranged for her to take Elizabeth to the seaside villa for rest and treatment. When they arrived at the villa, Elizabeth got better, but refused to speak or respond. Alma often talked to her, trying to break the silence, but still got no response, and finally had to talk about her relationship with her fiance. Alma peeked at Elizabeth's letter to the doctor and found that she talked about herself in it, so she scolded Elizabeth angrily. In the face of completely silent Elizabeth, Alma almost killed her in a rage. The frightened Elizabeth shouted in horror, "No!" This made Alma think that she had cured the disease. But Elizabeth refused to make any more noise. She turned Alma into her own body double, having sex with her husband and taking care of the children. Alma gradually lost her sense of identity with Elizabeth and quietly became a stage actress Elizabeth (liv ullmann Liverman), who forgot her lines in a performance. After that, she refused to speak for several months and was sent to a mental hospital. Alma (bibi andersson bibi andersson), the nurse who takes care of her, is accused by the doctor of not doing her duty. The hospital arranged for her to take Elizabeth to the seaside villa for rest and treatment. When they arrived at the villa, Elizabeth got better, but refused to speak or respond. Alma often talked to her, trying to break the silence, but still got no response, and finally had to talk about her relationship with her fiance. Alma peeked at Elizabeth's letter to the doctor and found that she talked about herself in it, so she scolded Elizabeth angrily. In the face of completely silent Elizabeth, Alma almost killed her in a rage. The frightened Elizabeth shouted in horror, "No!" This made Alma think that she had cured the disease. But Elizabeth refused to make any more noise. She turned Alma into her own body double, having sex with her husband and taking care of the children. Alma gradually lost her sense of identity with Elizabeth and quietly became the other half of Elizabeth.

Shout and Mao Mao rain

Agnes (Kharit anderson, Harriet Anderson), Maria (liv ullmann, Liv ullman) and Karin (ingrid thulin, Ingrid Thulin) are three sisters, but each of them is deeply separated and alienated. Agnes is terminally ill and dying. The maid Anna guarded her. Agnes never got her mother's complete love. Before she died, she tried to make nervous sisters cherish each other, but it backfired again and again. Maria is her mother's favorite child, so she is envied by her sisters. Her love life is a mess, hovering between her husband and lover. The more she loves, the more greedy she is. Karin's life is full of depression. The relationship with her husband reached a deadlock, leaving her in self-abuse. The desire for reconciliation is too far away. They want to get rid of the shadow of life and draw closer to each other's hearts, but they find that the gap seems unbreakable.