Amy Aaröe

Acting

Amy Aaröe

Born — Died

1925-05-20 — 2024-10-20

Place of birth

Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden

Known for

Acting

Credits

6 titles

Anne-Marie Aaröe (20 May 1925 – 20 October 2024), also known as Ami Aaröe or Amy Aaröe, was a Swedish actress who appeared in films during the 1940s and 1950s.[1]

Known for

The Silence of the Sea poster
7.5

In a small town in WWII France, a German officer is billeted in the house of an elderly man and his niece who resist the occupation by refusing to interact with him, even as he speaks to them candidly about his life and hopes for the future of France and Germany.

The Silence of the Sea

1949

And After Dusk Comes Darkness poster
9.0

A man end up in a spiritual crisis when he discover a genetic mental disease in the family history.

And After Dusk Comes Darkness

1947

A Ship to India poster
6.4

Returning home after seven years at sea, a sailor relives his youth aboard a salvage ship dominated by his abusive father, recalling love, betrayal, and the desire to escape. Told in flashback, the film explores family conflict, longing, and moral reckoning in an early milestone of Ingmar Bergman’s career.

A Ship to India

1947

Love, Sunshine and Songs poster
10.0

Two photographers from Stockholm go to the west coast on behalf of their employer, who is a swimwear manufacturer. They will look for the season's most beautiful bathing girl, but it will be harder than they think to find the ideal model.

Love, Sunshine and Songs

1948

The Nuthouse poster
5.2

In Stockholm in the year 2248 an excavation leads to the discovery of 45,000 meters of film from the 1940's master director Hasse Ekman . The material is in a disarray but the Society for Ancient Film Research compiles the material after what is believed to have been the master's artistic intentions

The Nuthouse

1951

Changing Trains poster
5.7

Inga, an unemployed actress meets a sweetheart Kim, from days long gone at a train station. Over coffee they reminisce about their romance and how Inga left Kim for a moderately successful acting career and the attractive theater director Leo Waller.

Changing Trains

1943

Film credits

1940s · 5 titles