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Det sjunde inseglet

1957 [SWEDISH]

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Det sjunde inseglet

1957 [SWEDISH]

Action / Drama / Fantasy / History / Thriller

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93% AUDIENCE · 25K ratings

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pest witch dying and death blacksmith chess countryside

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Plot summary

When disillusioned Swedish knight Antonius Block returns home from the Crusades to find his country in the grips of the Black Death, he challenges Death to a chess match for his life. Tormented by the belief that God does not exist, Block sets off on a journey, meeting up with traveling players Jof and his wife, Mia, and becoming determined to evade Death long enough to commit one redemptive act while he still lives.

Director

Ingmar Bergman

Top cast

Bibi Andersson as Mia / Mary - Jof's wife

Lars Lind as The young monk

Max von Sydow as Antonius Block

Gunnar Björnstrand as Jöns, squire

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 2160p.BLU.x265

799.46 MB

988*720

English 2.0

Not Rated

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23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 17

1.53 GB

1472*1072

English 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 100+

4.32 GB

2972*2160

Swedish 5.1

Not Rated

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 24

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XenophonOfAthens 843 days ago

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GHAZWAN1982 1057 days ago

Tack sa mycket,Freeman

Mephostopholes 1109 days ago

Thank you

Helltio 1822 days ago

1)Rage 2007 there's a guy head inside a syringe in a green liquid. 2)Monster Man it's from 2003 or 2004 there are 2 guys and a girl in the cover and a truck behind them,its comedy and horror at the same time. 3)Phobia 2 horror movie.

Helltio 1822 days ago

1)Rage 2007 there's a guy head inside a syringe in a green liquid. 2)Monster Man it's from 2003 or 2004 there are 2 guys and a girl in the cover and a truck behind them,its comedy and horror at the same time. 3)Phobia 2 horror movie.

Spewey 1822 days ago

Any who like this, check out The Virgin Spring, it came next

Spewey 1822 days ago

A classic. it's in Swedish. Bergman blah blah

gers 1822 days ago

Anyone for Chess...?

Stepnwolf 1822 days ago

There is no Demi in this. Outrage!

horsanjed 1822 days ago

There are no words to describe how beautiful the films of Ingmar Bergman are and what they mean to me. Thanks Freeman for everything through the years!

Apon99 2222 days ago

Thanks man... I have to watch for my academic course...

voododoodo123 2752 days ago

thanks a lot. this is a masterpiece. now , I'm gonna keep this film forever. peace.

miljan 2912 days ago

Can you somehow upload Persona as well? That would be awesome, tnx.

jampdj 2912 days ago

hallelujah thank you

bakin_kolac 2913 days ago

Legendary film, thanks for reminding me of it, will download it and watch it ASAP

poobah53 2913 days ago

thanks for this wonderful film, it is in swedish

poobah53 2913 days ago

this is not in english.......

andresvgn 2913 days ago

Thanks for all the Bergman films! This is one of my favorites movies of all time, Thanks

QamarDolly7 2914 days ago

Thanks Freeman! Would love to have more of Bergman. Keep up the good work. And happy holidays.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

Interesting and iconic movie about faith and the

Andres Gomez

Interesting and iconic movie about faith and the meaning of life. A must seen.

8 / 10

**The universality and invincibility of Death, the fear

Filipe Manuel Neto

**The universality and invincibility of Death, the fear of dying, the importance of faith and its use by the Church in a timeless film, but not suitable for…

**The universality and invincibility of Death, the fear of dying, the importance of faith and its use by the Church in a timeless film, but not suitable for everyone.** The film, set in the late Middle Ages, begins with a knight returning to his homeland in Sweden after participating in the crusades. When he spots the figure of Death, who has come to get him, he decides to try to gain time by inviting her to play chess: if he wins the game, Death will not take him. What follows is a huge film essay around the themes of death, beliefs, faith, religion and the role of spirituality in human experience. While the plague is raging and claiming victims, we see people increasingly scared, and blindly resorting to faith to protect themselves from what looks like the end of times. We see people's daily lives, with their mistakes, virtues, sins and difficulties. We see the knight himself, with a growing fear of dying and struggling with deeper and deeper doubts about faith, the existence of God. Furthermore, we also see how the Church exploited the fear of death to reinforce its power, influence and relevance within uneducated communities shaken by the epidemic. The ending is simple, but there is a deep meaning in it. Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman's masterpiece seems to have its origins in his own fear of death. Max von Sydow, who gave life to the knight, is the greatest actor present in the film and gives us a strong and impactful performance. The film has gained notoriety over the decades and has become one of the most timeless and culturally significant classics of European cinema. However, it is not a film for everyone. Its simplicity, the way it approaches very complicated and philosophical themes and the ending that is difficult to understand at first glance are more than enough reasons why many people do not like this film, and I have to admit that there is a reason. For me personally, it wasn't a success, it's not a movie you want to see regularly, but I recognize its value.

7 / 10

Now of course everyone’s favourite Max von Sydow

CinemaSerf

Now of course everyone’s favourite Max von Sydow film is “Flash Gordon” (1980) but I reckon this performance for Ingmar Bergman might be almost as good! With…

Now of course everyone’s favourite Max von Sydow film is “Flash Gordon” (1980) but I reckon this performance for Ingmar Bergman might be almost as good! With the dreaded Black Death sweeping his homeland, “Block” (MvS) returns from the Crusades with his squire “Jöns” (Gunnar Björnstrand) only to find himself barely off the boat before he encounters the apparently quite reasonable grim reaper himself. “Block” invites him (Bengt Ekerot) to play a game of chess, on condition that he is left to live for the duration of the game and that if he wins, then he is to be allowed to go free. The game isn’t played as one continuous effort, though, and that allows the knight to travel the land experiencing just how the toxic combinations of the sickness and the religious wars have impacted on a population rife with poverty, fear and superstition. Indeed, as the pair attempt to get to their homes, “Block” begins to doubt his own hitherto unshakeable faith in God. There might be a semblance of salvation on the horizon for him, though, when they encounter a group of travelling actors whom he agrees to act as bodyguard for through the perilous forest en route to his castle. It’s his association with “Mia” (Bibi Andersson) and husband “Jof” (Nils Poppe) that might just give him the ammunition to defeat his constant companion - assuming, after all of this, that he actually wants to. The photography and scenario are bleak and effective whilst the questions and scepticism about many things religious as well as the conflict experienced by this honourable man are also really quite poignantly expressed by an actor whose measured and considered performance is powerful. It’s a potent look at the positives and negatives of faith and of the dangers to that faith when it is rationally questioned by a man faced with it’s unfairness and inconsistencies. It packs a lot onto ninety minutes, asks some fairly fundamental questions and still looks great in monochrome on a big screen.

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