Vibration
- Year: 1968
- Country of origin: Sweden
- Genre: Drama
- Director: Torbjörn Axelman
- Length: 86 min
A study of heat and light.
Film Synopsis
Vibration (1968) follows a frustrated writer who travels to a remote Swedish island for a summer break and soon finds himself drawn into a web of sensual encounters and emotional confusion. As he alternates between relationships with a seductive local woman and a free-spirited film actress, the laid-back island rhythms blur into episodes of jealousy, drugs, and introspection. This Swedish drama blends eroticism, mood-driven character interaction, and the restless energy of youth in a study of passion and self-discovery.
Critical Perspective
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Arty editing, sun-dappled cinematography, and joyous sexuality are the order of the day here, and Vibration is a breezy reminder of what softcore was like just before Sweden's next big shocker export, I Am Curious (Yellow).
Nathaniel Thompson, DVD Delirium: The International Guide to Weird and Wonderful Films on DVD, Volume 1 Redux (FAB Press, 2006)
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Edition and Packaging Notes
- First Run’s DVD includes trailers for: Daniella by Night (1961), I, a Woman (1965), The Libertine (1968), Therese and Isabelle (1968), The Frightened Woman (1969) and Girls Who Like Girls (2001).
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