No Way Back
Directed by	Edvin Adolphson
Written by	Edvin Adolphson Ragnar af Geijerstam
Based on	Drift by Hans Severinsen
Produced by	Carl Nelson
Starring	Edvin Adolphson Anita Björk Gaby Stenberg
Cinematography	Hilding Bladh
Edited by	Lennart Wallén
Music by	Sune Waldimir
Production company	Monark Film
Distributed by	Sandrew-Baumanfilm
Release date	18 August 1947
Running time	98 minutes
Country	Sweden
Language	Swedish

No Way Back (Swedish: Ingen väg tillbaka) is a 1947 Swedish drama film directed by and starring Edvin Adolphson and also featuring Anita Björk, Olof Bergström and Gaby Stenberg.^[1] It was shot at the Centrumateljéerna Studios in Stockholm. The film's sets were designed by the art director Arthur Spjuth.

Synopsis

Hugo Henriksen, a widowed businessman in wartime occupied Copenhagen is about to be granted a directorship and is persuaded by his daughter Evelyn to go out and celebrate. During an air raid a series of events lead to him accidentally killing a prostitute who had accosted him. He is witness leaving the vicinity by Preben, a young man who hopes to marry Evelyn. Henriksen leaves the city to avoid the hue and cry, and briefly enjoys some days of happiness with a woman Inger who he meets. However, he abruptly leaves her and returns to Copenhagen.

He discovers Preben is mixed up with the anti-German resistance movement. He eventually also sacrifices himself in the cause, as he is already a doomed man.

Cast

• Edvin Adolphson as Hugo Henriksen
• Anita Björk as Evelyn
• Olof Bergström as Preben
• Gaby Stenberg as Inger
• Naemi Briese as Rosa
• Arnold Sjöstrand as Rasmussen
• Hugo Björne as Jespeersen
• Julie Bernby as Prostitute
• Nancy Dalunde as Prostitute
• Carl Hagman as Beer café host
• Aurore Palmgren as Mrs. Jörgensen
• Willy Peters as Benito

References

Bibliography

• Qvist, Per Olov & von Bagh, Peter. Guide to the Cinema of Sweden and Finland. Greenwood Publishing Group, 2000.

External links

• No Way Back at IMDb