Three Strange Loves / Thirst (1949)
  
 Sobre o filme
 A psychological drama of the type director Ingmar Bergman would
become famous for later in his career, Three Strange Loves was adapted for the screen by Herbert Grevenius from four short stories by source writer Birgit Tengroth. In this film, Bergman depicts the three heroines emotional struggles with astuteness and finesse. The arts — especially the performing arts — as an insufficient vehicle for selfactualization (the central three female characters in this film were all once aspiring ballerinas) is a recurring theme in the Bergman work.
 Título original: Törst
 Ano: 1949
  Duração: 84 minutos
  País: Sweden
  Cor: P&B
 Direção: Ingmar Bergman
     Roteiro: Herbert Grevenius
 Fotografia: Gunnar Fischer
  Elenco: Eva Henning, Birger Malmsten, Birgit Tengroth, Hasse Ekman, Mimi Nelson, Bengt Eklund	, Gaby Stenberg, Naima Wifstrand
 Produtor: Helge Hagerman
  Música: Erik Nordgren