Fear

The thoughts of Irene (Ingrid Bergman, wife of the director), wife of a German industrial scientist, making her way through an unnamed city to meet with her lover (Kurt Kreuger) open the last film she made with Roberto Rosselini, the quasi-thriller German-Italian co-production Fear, 1954.

Unfaithful Irene (Ingrid Bergman) arrives at the German pharmaceutical plant where she and her husband Albert (Mathias Wieman) are big shots, conducting a weird experiment when the girlfriend of her lover (Renate Mannhardt) shows up making demands, in Roberto Rossellini's Fear, 1954.

At the country home of well-to-do Albert (Mathias Wieman) and guilt-stricken, unfaithful Irene (Ingrid Bergman), their daughter (Elisabeth Wischert) is confronted over the theft of the rifle given to her brother (Gabriele Seitz), Bergman's husband Roberto Rossellini directing, in Fear, 1954.

Apparently clueless scientist husband Albert (Mathnias Wieman) takes the call as blackmailing Miss Schultze (Renate Mannhardt), girlfriend of the ex-lover of wife Irene (Ingrid Bergman) shows up at the family home on the weekend, causing a crisis in Roberto Rossellini's Fear, 1954.