Description

The second chapter of the Trilogy of God’s Silence tells the story of a Protestant pastor from a small country village, who, as a widower, realizes that he has lost his faith and is now unable to help others.
With great and skilled austerity, Bergman recounts the emotional crisis, the spiritual and existential emptiness of man and describes in depth the crisis of the Faith, highlighting its consequent human torment. The posters are in good condition, the original folds are visible and it is lined on paper.