June Night (Swedish: Juninatten) is a 1940 Swedish language drama film directed by Per Lindberg.[1] It stars Ingrid Bergman and Marianne Löfgren.
Plot summary
A woman, involved with a sailor, is shot by him after trying to leave him. She survives, but as a result of this incident the press portray her as a tramp. To escape the press, she moves from her small home town to the big city of Stockholm, where the press eventually catch up with her.
Cast
- Ingrid Bergman ... Kerstin Nordbäck - aka Sara Nordanå
- Marianne Löfgren... Åsa
- Lill-Tollie Zellman ... Jane Jacobs
- Marianne Aminoff ... Nickan Dahlin
- Olof Widgren ... Stefan von Bremen
- Gunnar Sjöberg ... Nils Asklund
- Gabriel Alw ... Professor Tillberg
- Olof Winnerstrand ... Count
- Sigurd Wallén ... Editor-in-Chief Johansson-Eldh - aka 'Röken'
- Hasse Ekman ... Willy Wilson - Journalist
- Maritta Marke ... Miss Vanja - Journalist
- Gudrun Brost ... Mrs. Nilsson, telephone operator
- John Botvid ... Gurkan
- Karin Swanström ... Mrs. Cronsiöö
- Carl Ström ... Doctor Berggren
References
- ^ Charlotte Chandler Ingrid: Ingrid Bergman, A Personal Biography 71 141653914X - 2007 -"... more films in Germany ended, Ingrid started the last Swedish film she had agreed to do, June Night. The theme of the film, sexual harassment, was well ahead of its time. Juninatten (June Night, 1940) Kerstin Nordbäck (Ingrid Bergman) leads ..."
External links
- June Night at IMDb
- June Night at the TCM Movie Database
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