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Winner of the 1961 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, "The Virgin Spring" - based on the 13th century Swedish ballad called "Töres dotter i Wänge" - is the first film from Ingmar Bergman's very critically successful output from the 1960's. In this scene the girls - Karin (played by Birgitta Pettersson) and Ingeri (played by Gunnel Lindblom) - are on there journey to bring candles to the church. Karin beautifully sings a very lovely melody.

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...

The Virgin Spring (1960) (Jungfrukällan) Swedish, B/W, English Subtitles Academy Award for Best Foreign Film in 1960 "Written for the screen by Swedish novelist Ulla Isaakson, who had previously worked with Bergman on Brink of Life (1958), The Virgin Spring stars the great Max Von Sydow as Herr Tore, a wealthy farmer in Medieval-era Sweden. Although both Tore and his wife, Mareta (Birgitta Valberg), adhere to a strict, ascetic form of Christianity, they indulge their only child, 15-year-old Karin (Birgitta Pettersson). Sweet but spoiled rotten, Karin coaxes her mother into letting her wear her best finery to deliver candles to the family's church, a day's ride on horseback. En route, she's raped and murdered by three herdsmen, who later seek shelter from the cold at Herr Tore's farm. Once he learns of Karin's death at the hands of the herdsmen, Tore exacts bloody revenge on his guests. Vengeance, however, brings no solace to the grieving father, whose faith in a just and loving...