"Autumn Sonata" is a 1978 Swedish film directed by Ingmar Bergman. The story revolves around the complex relationship between a mother, Charlotte, a renowned pianist, and her daughter, Eva, who struggles with feelings of neglect and resentment. The film explores themes of family dynamics, emotional conflict, and the impact of artistic ambition on personal relationships. Set primarily in a single location, the film features powerful performances by Ingrid Bergman as Charlotte and Liv Ullmann as Eva. The dialogue-driven narrative delves into their past and present, revealing deep-seated issues and the longing for connection. The cinematography and score enhance the emotional depth of the story.