A Ship to India Trailer

A Ship to India Trailer (1947)

22 September 1947 Drama, Romance 96 mins

Returning home after seven years at sea, a sailor relives his youth aboard a salvage ship dominated by his abusive father, recalling love, betrayal, and the desire to escape. Told in flashback, the film explores family conflict, longing, and moral reckoning in an early milestone of Ingmar Bergman’s career.

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Cast

Holger Löwenadler

as Captain Alexander Blom

Anna Lindahl

as Alice Blom

Birger Malmsten

as Johannes Blom

Jan Molander

as Bertil

Erik Hell

as Pekka

Åke Fridell

as Variety Hall Manager

Ingrid Borthen

as Girl on the Street (uncredited)

Peter Lindgren

as A Foreign Crew Member (uncredited)

Rolf Bergström

as Alexander's Sidekick (1) (uncredited)

Gustaf Hiort af Ornäs

as Alexander's Sidekick (2) (uncredited)

Amy Aaröe

as Young Girl at the Beach (uncredited)

Gunnar Nielsen

as Young Man at the Beach (uncredited)

Crew

Erland von Koch

Original Music Composer

Göran Strindberg

Göran Strindberg Director of Photography

Allan Ekelund

Allan Ekelund Production Manager

P.A. Lundgren

P.A. Lundgren Production Design

International Titles

A Ship Bound for India Trailer

A Ship to India Trailer

The Land of Desire Trailer

Skeep till India land Trailer

Корабель йде в Індію Trailer

Frustration Trailer

International Releases Dates

Finland 06 February 1948

Sweden 22 September 1947

Production Companies

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