Summer brings heat, passion, and sometimes danger. In this episode of Film Swap, Jonathan and David explore two radically different but equally unforgettable classics.
🔥 One Deadly Summer (1983, dir. Jean Becker) – Isabelle Adjani delivers a tour-de-force in this slow-burn French thriller of desire, secrets, and revenge, set against the oppressive heat of a provincial town.
🌊 Summer with Monika (1953, dir. Ingmar Bergman) – Harriet Andersson shines in Bergman’s breakthrough film, a bittersweet tale of young love, freedom, and the fleeting nature of summer.
From the sultry, dangerous intensity of Becker’s noir-infused melodrama to Bergman’s lyrical, groundbreaking look at youth and consequence, these films reveal how summer on screen is never just about sunshine.
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