Berg-Ejvind och hans hustru (1918)

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Victor Sjöström

Outlaw…

Edith Erastoff

Halla the Widow

John Ekman

Arnes the Immigrant Worker

Nils Aréhn

Bailiff Björn Bergstéinsson, Halla's Brother-in-law

Jenny Tschernichin-Larsson

Gudfinna, Halla's Farm Worker

William Larsson

Bjarni Sveinbjörnsson

Artur Rolén

Halla's Farm Worker

Sigurd Wallén

Halla's Farm Worker Who Denounces the Outlaw

Emil Fjellström

Churchgoer

Hildur Carlberg

Churchgoer

Edith Wallén

Halla's Farm Worker

Harald Wehlnor

Halla's Farm Worker

Thure Holm

Priest Robbed by the Outlaw

Gucken Cederborg

Halla's Farm Worker

Nils Elffors

Björn Bergstéinsson's Farm Worker

Olof Ås

Man with Bjrön Bergstéinsson

Herman Lantz

Man with Bjrön Bergstéinsson

Walerie Alexandrow-Höök

Halla's Daughter Tota
(as Walerie Alexandrow)

The movie may be outdated but the situation itself is not

(1918) The Outlaw and His Wife/ Berg-Ejvind och hans hustru SILENT DRAMA

Co-written, directed and starring Victor Sjöström, he plays an unknown drifter, Kari (Victor Sjöström) looking for work and ends up working at a farm, owned by Halla (Edith Erastoff). And as they begin to fall in love, it is then his past begins to catch up with him that his name is not Kari, but is really Eyvind suspected of escaping from prison. Adapted from the play "Eyvind of the Hills" by Jóhann Sigurjónsson.

A silent Swedish film that is reminiscent of a serious love story that has a complicated situation, that can be used as a basis for movies that come after it.

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Trivia
Based on the story of Eyvindur of the Mountains (1714-1783), an outlaw in Iceland who fled into the mountains with his wife around 1760 and remained there for twenty years.

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Arnes: Have you ever seen such fine lichen? I have a whole bagful. It tastes delicious boiled in milk.

Versiones alternativas
Turner Classic Movies has shown on TV a restored version copyrighted in 1968 by Svenska Filminstitutet (The Swedish Film Instute). The restoration credits are in Swedish, but some of the original cast and crew credits are in English. All intertitles are in English and the film runs 73 minutes.