Stockholm After Dark: Swedish Noir (5 films) (1938-1953)
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Eureka Entertainment - 28 novembre 2026
(Edition limitée en fonction des stocks disponibles, ensuite arrive une version simple, non contractuel après la période de précommande)
Titre Original :
Audio : Swedish
Sous-titres : English
Durée : 7h48
Format : Blu ray Limited Edition - 5 films / Import UK
Zone : B
Genre : Film Noir
Synopsis
In A Woman’s Face, Ingrid Bergman stars as a disfigured blackmailer whose facial scarring has led her to become embittered and violent – until she is given an opportunity to change her ways. In June Night, Bergman plays a woman who is shot by her lover and, following a trial, flees to Stockholm in the hope of starting a new life. Directed by Hasse Ekman (Girl with Hyacinths), While the Door Was Locked follows the residents of a single apartment block over one fateful night – a night that will end in tragedy. Based on a story concept by Ingmar Bergman, While the City Sleeps profiles a psychopathic young criminal as his gang of teen delinquents begins to fall apart. Finally, Hidden in the Fog stars Eva Henning as a woman suspected of murdering her husband.
- Limited Collector's Edition Box Set [2000 copies]
- Limited edition hardbound slipcase and interior packaging featuring new artwork by Mute [2000 copies]
- Limited edition 60-page book featuring a new extended introduction to the Swedish crime film by film scholar Fredrik Gustafsson and new notes on all five films in this set by film noir expert Barry Forshaw [2000 copies]
- Hidden in the Fog presented from a 4K restoration by the Swedish Film Institute
- A Woman’s Face, June Night, While the Door was Locked and While the City Sleeps presented from 2K restorations by the Swedish Film Institute
- Original Swedish mono soundtracks for all five films
- Optional English subtitles, newly revised for this release
- New audio commentary on A Woman’s Face by noir expert Imogen Sara Smith, author of In Lonely Places: Film Noir Beyond the City
- New audio commentary on While the Door was Locked by crime cinema expert Sergio Angelini, host of the Tipping My Fedora podcast
- New audio commentary on Hidden in the Fog by film historian David Kalat
- A Woman’s Case – new interview on the early career of Ingrid Bergman with film historian and critic Pamela Hutchinson
- Stockholm Stories – new video essay on the depiction of the city in Swedish noir by film critic and author Mikaela Kindblom, director of the Filmstaden Foundation
- The Bad Die Young – new video essay on While the City Sleeps and juvenile delinquency in world noir by crime cinema expert Sergio Angelini
- Cat Across the Road (Gunnar Skoglund, 1937) – short focused on filmmaking at Gamla Filmstaden in Stockholm, featuring an early appearance by Ingrid Bergman
- Rhythm of a City (Arne Sucksdorff, 1947) – expressionist short depicting a day in 1940s Stockholm and winner of the 1949 Academy Award for Best Short Subject