Summer Interlude (1951)
A jaded prima ballerina reminisces about her first love affair after she is unexpectedly sent her lover's old diary.
Top billed cast
Maj-Britt NilssonMarie
Birger MalmstenHenrik
Alf KjellinDavid Nyström
Annalisa EricsonKaj
Georg FunkquistUncle Erland
Stig OlinBallet instructor
Mimi PollakMrs Calwagen
Renée BjörlingAunt Elisabeth
Gunnar OlssonPriest
Julia CæsarMaja
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