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Ingeri is a servant in the household where Märeta lives, and she joins the household's search for Karin.
Töre acts together with Märeta as Karin's parent, and Märeta watches horrified while Töre kills the herders.
The herders seek shelter at the home of the murdered girl, and Märeta is identified as her mother.
Töre sends his daughter Karin to take candles to the church.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The herders, including Boy, seek shelter at the home of the murdered girl, whose mother is Märeta.
At dawn, Töre kills Boy by lifting him and hurling him against the wall.
Karin meets three herdsmen, including a boy, and invites them to eat her lunch.
Karin travels to the church accompanied by servant Ingeri.
After returning, Ingeri breaks down before Töre and tells him about the rape and murder.
A family's grief, guilt, revenge, and uncertain faith culminate in a miraculous spring at the site of a daughter's death.
Directed by Ingmar Bergman
The Virgin Spring (1960) · 7.9/10 · drama, history
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