The Wayward Girl
- 95 min
- Norway
- Retrospective
- 12 years
- 2 Screenings
Liv Ullmann got her first leading role in film in Edith Carlmar's The Wayward Girl. She plays the 17-year-old Gerd, who has had a bad start in life. Student Anders takes her to a deserted farmhouse – far away from the city's problems. There, they live on air and love until the mysterious wanderer Bendik appears.
Read moreThe film is both a summer adventure and a love triangle drama about how difficult it is to escape society's expectations. The film's exploration of young sexuality led to major controversies at the time.
The Wayward Girl remains one of Edith Carlmar's most important works and was her very last feature film. In this way, the film bids farewell to one of Norway's greatest film names while introducing a new one: Liv Ullmann.
Screenings
| Friday 08. march 10.15 | 10.15 | Prinsen 2 |
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| Friday 08. march 19.00 | 19.00 | Cinemateket |
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Information
| Original title | UNG FLUKT | |
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| Director | Edith Carlmar | |
| Year | 1959 | |
| Length | 95 min | |
| Country | Norway | |
| Language | norwegian | |
| Subtitles | english | |
| Cast | Liv Ullmann Ullmann, Atle Merton, Rolf Søder |
