A Woman's Face (1938) - Gustav Molander

Well if you're curious to see Ingrid Bergman before she came to Hollywood, here's where to look. One of her few remaining Swedish films, this one like Intermezzo was also remade in Hollywood, although this remake featured Joan Crawford. The story borrows a little from Louis Friedlander's The Raven philosophy that someone who's monstrously ugly can do monstrously ugly things. Once Bergman's face is fixed, we suddenly see her become a decent person. It's an old cliche I guess. The film is not exactly spectacular, but there is some significance to it.