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From the Life of the Marionettes (1980)

An account of the events before and after a murder committed by a disturbed businessman in a strained marriage, and what led him to perform such a shocking act.

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F S 20 Oct 2010

Great Psychological Profile of a Man who murder a Prostitute

Eunice C 13 May 2011

Bergman said he is proud of making this film. He should be. He dared to experiment and do something playful even though he was already at the peak of his film making career in 1980 and even though he did not actually venture into this format of presentation. Itâ(TM)s comparable to Hitchcockâ(TM)s bests.

Andrew B 20 Apr 2011

Ingmar Bergman's psychological examination of murder is subversively terrifying, but only with the more you think about it. Its nonlinear structure is a fresh and unique touch (it feels like Tarantino took notes from this for "Pulp Fiction"), and though it's not like his usual fare, this film is very good and compelling in its own right. In some ways it's very unBergman, but there are enough hints there to where you can tell it's still him pulling the strings. This film skips right over the "whodunnit" into the idea of "whydunnit", a mystery which we explore the entire film and only partially understand by the ending - which, though simple in nature is simultaneously satisfying and baffling.

Dimitris R 18 Aug 2007

Out of accident, I watched this bluddy great movie of Bergman and I was shocked. Firstly, because it isn't as famous as some of his previous works, secondly because the psychological study of self is for the first time so open and audience-friendly and thirdly, because this is one of the smartest movies that the cinema produced in the 80s.. Excellent!

Ralph R 03 Feb 2008

A very underrated Bergman film about the stifling of emotions and its effect on the protagonist. An intellectual, valid portrayal of human relations and different, complex states of mind.