Ingmar Bergman's psychological drama returns to the big screen in a subtitled version. The story of silence, confession, and the unsettling closeness between two women captivates with its fragility and inner tension. The plot begins with the sudden refusal of a famous actress to speak. She is physically and mentally healthy, but seems to disconnect from her usual communication with the world. A nurse finds herself beside her, initially trying to help, but then becoming increasingly involved in a strange and unsettling connection where confession, silence, and mutual attraction gradually change both women. The power of this film lies in its extreme concentration on the human face, voice, pause, and gaze. Externally, not much happens here, but the emotional tension grows with each scene. We share ideas on where to go in St. Petersburg this weekend.