Flames in the Dark () is a 1942 Swedish drama film directed by Hasse Ekman.

Plot summary

Rolf Nordmark and Eva Berg both work as teachers at Ringsala boarding school. Rolf has long been in love with Eva, but when the semester begins again in the fall, he learns that she is to leave her job and marry a newly hired teacher at the school, Birger Sjögren. Rolf and Eva continues their friendship, but Birger who is very jealous thinks that it is more than that and becomes more and more angry.

Flames in the Dark

A series of mysterious fires begins to take place around the school. Per Sahlén, one of the students, is sure that he has seen the severe Latin teacher Sjögren setting fire to a barn. But can he convince the trusted and psychologically skilled teacher Nordmark of his suspicions in time to stop a disaster?

Flames in the Dark

Cast

Edvin Adolphson as Rolf Nordmark, Schoolmaster

Stig Järrel as Birger Sjögren, Schoolmaster

Inga Tidblad as Eva Berg

Hugo Björne as Edvard Bergfelt, Principal at Ringsala

Linnéa Hillberg as Magda Bergfelt, Principal's Wife

Hasse Ekman as Per Sahlén, Student

Agneta Lagerfeldt as Anne-Marie Ström, Waitress

Hilda Borgström as Anna Charlotta Sjögren, Birger Sjögren's mother

External links

1942 films

Films directed by Hasse Ekman

1940s Swedish-language films

1942 drama films

Swedish drama films

Swedish black-and-white films

1940s Swedish films

Flames in the Dark