Wild Strawberries - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Wild Strawberries"
Smultronstället (1957)
Timing:
1:31 (91 min)
8.087/10
1770
1770
8.017/10
34935
34935
8.1/10
124000
124000
Film crew
Director
Producer
Allan Ekelund
Producer
Editor
Oscar Rosander
Editor
Costume Design
Millie Ström
Costume Design
Production Design
Gittan Gustafsson
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Nils Nittel
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Erik Nordgren
Original Music Composer
Göte Lovén
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Gunnar Fischer
Director of Photography
Property Master
Karl-Arne Bergman
Property Master
Script Supervisor
Still Photographer
Louis Huch
Still Photographer
Sound Mixer
Sven Rudestedt
Sound Mixer
Screenplay
Sound Designer
Aaby Wedin
Sound Designer
Lennart Wallin
Sound Designer
Location Manager
Sven Sjönell
Location Manager
Assistant Director
First Assistant Camera
Björn Thermænius
First Assistant Camera
What's left behind the scenes
- The initials of the main character 'I.B' (Isaac Borg) are identical to the initials of the director and screenwriter (Ingmar Bergman).
- Like many other Bergman films, this one is largely autobiographical.
- "Strawberry Fields" – a strawberry patch. Alternatively, this phrase can be interpreted as "a memory (recollection) associated with strawberries," which largely corresponds to the content of the film.
- The performer of the main role, Victor Sjöström, died two years and a week after the film's release.
- Bergman wrote the script for this film while in the hospital.
- In Sweden, "Strawberry Patch" is a slang term for psychiatric hospitals.
- "Smultronstället" literally translates from Swedish as "Wild Strawberry Patch".
- The music for "Strawberry Fields" was written by Erik Nordgren several years earlier – for Bergman's film "Summer Interlude" (1951).
- Naima Wifstrand, who played Isaac Borg's mother, was actually 11 years younger than the actor who played that role, Victor Sjöström.
- In Sweden, "Strawberry Patch" is a slang term for psychiatric hospitals.
- "Smultronstället" literally translates from Swedish as "Wild Strawberry Place".
- The music for "Strawberry Patch" was composed by Erik Nordgren several years earlier – for Bergman’s film "Summer Interlude" (1951).
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