To Kill a Child

Year: 1953

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: Swedish

Director: Gösta Werner

Drama

In a Swedish village, a family’s breakfast is halted when the mother sends the daughter to fetch sugar from a neighbor. Meanwhile, a young couple fills up and drives toward the Baltic Sea in a convertible. As they pass the village, the girl returns, crossing the street with the sugar as their car arrives, briefly linking their lives.

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