A Sunday in September

Set in a Finnish summer resort, the film follows a group of individuals grappling with their pasts and relationships over a single weekend. The story centers on Catharina, a psychiatrist, and her complicated emotional entanglements with her husband, her lover, and a young artist. Tensions rise as hidden desires and unresolved conflicts surface, leading to a confrontation of their inner demons.

A Sunday in September received modest critical attention upon its release, with some critics praising its introspective and psychologically complex narrative, while others found its pacing slow and its themes somewhat bleak. It is often regarded as an early, significant work by Jörn Donner, showcasing his developing directorial style.

• Praised for its psychological depth and exploration of human relationships.

• Noted for its atmospheric setting and introspective tone.

• Criticized by some for its somber mood and deliberate pacing.

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Jörn Donner, the director, was also a prominent actor, critic, and politician in Finland and Sweden.