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NOR26: Raven's End
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Synopsis
Kvarteret Korpen
A period film that trades nostalgia for an unflinching look at working-class hardship, Bo Widerberg's sophomore feature is set in 1936 in his native Malmö.
In the impoverished neighbourhood of Raven's End, a young dreamer named Anders (played by Widerberg's frequent collaborator Tommy Berggren) pursues his ambitions as a writer while growing ever more suffocated by the crushing weight of a bleak world closing in around him, beneath poverty, family dysfunction, and the creeping shadow of war on the horizon.
A shot of raw, kitchen-sink energy straight into the veins of Swedish cinema, Raven's End offers a merciless portrait of youthful hope colliding with the grinding weight of economic despair.
Awards
WINNER - Best Actor, Guldbagge Awards 1964
NOMINEE - Best Foreign Language Film, Academy Awards 1965
NOMINEE - Palme d'Or, Cannes Film Festival 1964
1963 | Sweden
Swedish with English subtitles
Opening Date
Tuesday, Jul 28, 2026
Rating
CTC
Length
101m
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By turns lyrical and impassioned, bitterly humorous and emotionally alert, this will be a welcome revelation.
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