Two points: the scene with the carriage I very strongly believe was an inside joke to his lead actor,

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In Reply to: RE: "Wild Strawberries:" saw it yet again, and it does hold lasting value, as great posted by RedGrant on May 6, 2011 at 11:02:48:

Viktor Sjostrom. Sjostrom was the most famous silent-film director (and actor) in Sweden and his first film was, "The Phantom Carriage."
There are more beautiful women in "Wild Strawberries" than in any other one I can think of.

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Topic - "Wild Strawberries:" saw it yet again, and it does hold lasting value, as great - tinear 14:26:28 05/05/11 (3)

RE: "Wild Strawberries:" saw it yet again, and it does hold lasting value, as great - patrickU 09:50:01 05/11/11 (0)

RE: "Wild Strawberries:" saw it yet again, and it does hold lasting value, as great - RedGrant 11:02:48 05/06/11 (1)

Two points: the scene with the carriage I very strongly believe was an inside joke to his lead actor, - tinear 15:20:36 05/06/11 (0)

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