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A Womans Face / En kvinnas ansikte (1938)
Directed by Gustaf Molander, A Womans Face stars Ingrid Bergman as Anna Holm, a scarred and embittered woman who leads a criminal gang and makes her living through blackmail. After a surgeon offers her the possibility of a new face, Anna is given a chance to escape the life that has shaped her and make a different moral choice. Based on Francis de Croissets play Il était une fois…, the film received a Special Recommendation at the 1938 Venice Film Festival and was later remade in Hollywood with Joan Crawford.

June Night / Juninatten (1940)
Directed by Per Lindberg and based on the book Juninatten by Tora Nordström-Bonnier, June Night stars Ingrid Bergman as Kerstin, a young woman whose attempt to end a troubled relationship leaves her seriously wounded by a gunshot. After the resulting trial turns her into a press sensation, she changes her name and moves to Stockholm in an attempt to escape her past. The film was Bergmans final Swedish production before her international career took off.

While the Door was Locked / Medan porten var stängd (1946)
Directed by Hasse Ekman, While the Door Was Locked follows the residents and visitors of a Stockholm apartment building over the course of a single eventful night that ends in serious crime. Tollie Zellman, Gunn Wållgren, Gunnar Björnstrand, Inga Landgré and Ekman himself are among the large ensemble whose relationships, secrets and conflicts gradually intersect behind the locked entrance. The film combines ensemble drama, crime and dark urban atmosphere within the confines of one Östermalm building.

While the City Sleeps / Medan staden sover (1950)
Directed by Lars-Eric Kjellgren, While the City Sleeps follows Jompa, the ruthless leader of a group of young men drifting into crim