The Corridor (Swedish: Korridoren) is a 1968 Swedish drama film directed by Jan Halldoff. It was entered into the 6th Moscow International Film Festival.
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Plot
The Corridor (1968), directed by Jan Halldoff, is a Swedish drama that delves into the psychological strain experienced by a newly graduated doctor, Jan Eriksson. As he navigates the demanding environment of a hospital, he faces overwhelming trauma and the relentless pressures of the medical profession. These challenges push him to the brink of abandoning his career, yet he seeks peace in research as a potential escape from the mounting stress.
Cast
Per Ragnar as Dr. Jan Eriksson
Agneta Ekmanner as Kerstin
Ann Norstedt as Maria
Åke Lindström as The Father
Inga Landgré as The Mother
Gunnar Biörck as Professor Gunnar Bjork
Leif Liljeroth as Dr. Forslund
Lars Amble as Stig
Reception
Notably, it became Sweden's highest-grossing film during the 1968–69 cinema season, reflecting its significant impact on Swedish audiences. Approximately 440,000 cinema-goers during the 1968–69 season.