Special programme "Ibsen and Cinema”

The Wild Duck

1 hr. 45 min. | Drama | N/A

Many of Trancred Ibsen’s films are now considered Norwegian film classics. "Wild Duck" is the director's last film, based on a play by his grandfather Henrik Ibsen, which depicts the choices, lies and sacrifices of a middle-aged man. Trancred Ibsen is considered a director who has modernized Norwegian cinema, both artistically and technically, by elevating it to an international level.

Tancred Ibsen

Tancred Ibsen

Trancred Ibsen was born in 1893. After receiving a military education, he became a pilot, but then fell in love with cinema and drove to Hollywood. There he worked for two years at the MGM studio. He then returned to Scandinavia and continued his career in Denmark and Sweden. He then began a long period of work in Norway. Trancred Ibsen ambitiously dreamed of screening the most "Norwegian" of Henrik Ibsen's plays "Per Giunt", but the director fai
Languages
Norwegian
Subtitles
Lithuanian, English
Original title
Vildanden
Produced
1963: Norway

Film information

Director
Tancred Ibsen
Screenplay
Tancred Ibsen (pagal Henriko Ibseno romaną)
Music
Egil Monn-Iversen
Cinematography
Mattis Mathiesen
Cast
Henki Kolstad, Wenche Foss, Lars Nordrum, Kjersti Dalbye, Ola Isene, Hans Stormoen, Erik Lassen, Else Heiberg
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