All-Time Best Bibi Andersson Movies

Bibi Andersson portrayed the character of Karin Uilman in the movie 'Story of a Woman'. Her character is studying music in Rome and falls in love with a medical student named Bruno. She learns that he is married and therefore returns to her home in Sweden. She marries an American Diplomat David and they have daughter. David is sent to Rome. Karin meets Bruno again.

Bibi Andersson starred in the Swedish film 'Tænk på et tal'. She plays the character of  Jane Merrild.

Bibi Andersson played the character of Moder Rikissa in the film 'Arn: The Kingdom at the End of the Road'. 

Bibi Andersson played the character of Moder Rikissa in the film 'Arn: The Knight Templar'. The movie is based on Jan Guillou's trilogy.

In the film 'The Girls', Bibi Andersson played the role of Liz, one of the lead characters. The film is a psychological drama that explores the lives of three young women who escape from a mental institution. Andersson's character, Liz, is a rebellious and spirited individual who, along with her two companions, seeks freedom and independence while challenging societal norms. 

In the movie 'Le viol', Bibi Andersson portrayed the character of Marianne Séverin. She plays a young wife who stays alone in an apartment and is held hostage by a stranger.

Bibi Andersson starred as Catherine Stockmann in the 1978 Swedish-language film adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play 'An Enemy of the People'. 

Bibi Andersson played the title character in the movie 'Fröken Julie'.

Bibi Andersson starred as Margit Lindmark in the movie 'Blow Hot, Blow Cold'. She is the wife of the lead character Gunnar Lindmark and is in an extramarital affair.

In the movie 'Syskonbädd 1782', Bibi Andersson played the character of Charlotte who is in an incestuous relationship with her brother.

In the 1974 drama film 'After the Fall', Bibi Andersson portrayed Holga, a pivotal character in the life of the film's protagonist, Quentin (played by Christopher Plummer). Holga is a woman from Quentin's past, and her appearance triggers a series of reflections and introspections in Quentin's life. 

In the 1969 Swedish film 'En passion', Bibi Andersson portrayed the character Eva, a complex and enigmatic woman. Eva is a widow who becomes involved in a turbulent romantic relationship with Andreas (played by Max von Sydow), a fellow resident on a remote island. 

In the Swedish film 'Ansiktet', directed by Ingmar Bergman, Bibi Andersson played the role of Sara, a young and naive woman who becomes part of the world of Albert Emanuel Vogler, a traveling magician (played by Max von Sydow). Sara is initially skeptical of Vogler's abilities but becomes increasingly intrigued by him. 

Bibi Andersson played an actress in the movie 'Sommarnattens leende'. 

Bibi Andersson plays a Swedish courtier in the movie 'Babette's Feast'. The plot of the movie is set during the late 19th century in a Danish village.

Bibi Andersson starred as Alma in the 1966 film Persona, directed by Ingmar Bergman. In the film, she portrays a nurse whose life is thrown into turmoil by her interactions with a mysterious patient named Elisabet.

In the Swedish film 'Smultronstället', directed by Ingmar Bergman, Bibi Andersson played the role of Sara, a young woman who, along with her fiancé, Viktor, crosses paths with the film's protagonist, Professor Isak Borg (played by Victor Sjöström). Sara's character serves as a mirror to the aging professor's past and present, highlighting themes of memory, regret, and the passage of time.

In the Swedish film 'Det sjunde inseglet', Bibi Andersson played the dual role of Mia and Lisa, two young women who become central characters in the story. Mia and Lisa are traveling performers who join a medieval knight, Antonius Block (played by Max von Sydow), and his squire on their journey through a plague-ridden and spiritually tumultuous landscape.

In the movie 'Scenes from a Marriage', Bibi Andersson played the role of Katarina. Although her character is not one of the central figures, Katarina is a close friend of the main characters, Johan and Marianne. She offers insight and support during the tumultuous ups and downs of Johan and Marianne's marriage.