The title of Maï Zetterling’s boldly iconoclastic debut feature drips with irony. In 1915, three pregnant women from varying social backgrounds enter a maternity ward. Cue a swirl of perspective-shifting flashbacks that, with searing psychological insight, illuminate the divergent yet interconnected experiences that brought them there—and that came to a head during one lavish, debauched Midsommar celebration. Wildly subversive in its treatment of sexuality, gender, class, religion, marriage, and motherhood, LOVING COUPLES is as electrifying a first feature as any in cinema history. – Janus Films Brattle Debut 

Double Feature with THE GIRLS