Ung Flukt

Name: Ung Flukt
Released: 1959
Rating: 45.27
Cast: Liv Ullmann, Atle Merton, Rolf Søder, Nanna Stenersen, Tore Foss

1959

Drama

1h 35m

The story of young Gerd, played by Liv Ullman in her first leading role, who falls in love with a young boy. She is considered a 'loose' woman, and the boy's family does not accept their relationship. The young couple run away to a cabin in the woods where they meet a rogue man who tests their relationship. (imdb)

Directed by:

Edith Carlmar

Written by:

Otto Carlmar Niels Johan Rud

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Starring:

Liv Ullmann Nanna Stenersen Otto Carlmar Rolf Søder Bjørn Jenseg Egil Hjorth-Jenssen Atle Merton Tore Foss Ola B. Johannessen Randi Brænne Ingrid Øvre Wiik

Genre:

Drama

AKA:

Wayward Girl, The

Country:

Norway

Language:

Norwegian

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1959

Drama

1h 35m

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Lonewolf2003

Rated 09 Jan 2021

Liv Ulmann makes a very splendid debut as the titular character in this last movie of Norway's first women director. She and her lover runaway together to a secluded cabin. Both in style and in how it questions 50s (sexual) morality it's very 50s Bergman-esque, especially Summer with Monika.

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Piglet

Rated 29 Mar 2011

Ullmann shows promise of performances yet to come.

Rated 29 Mar 2011

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onyedi

Rated 15 Jul 2021

A poor imitation of Summer with Monika.

Rated 15 Jul 2021

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bof

Rated 28 Oct 2020

Of bloody course a Norwegian "Summer With Monika" ripoff has to be set in the mountains rather than the archipelago. Ullmann shines in her debut, and Carlmar may be more on her character's side in the wholesome-guy-loose-girl dyad than the script lets her be. The rest is distinctly so-so despite a decent third-act shakeup.

Rated 28 Oct 2020

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