During a theological debate over lunch in this film one character describes his religious feelings by reciting a poem beginning, "Where is the friend I seek at the break of day? / When night falls I still have not found Him." In a dream sequence from this movie the protagonist is alarmed when he walks down a street featuring a large clock without hands before a hearse breaks leaving an open coffin on the avenue containing the protagonist's corpse. The protagonist is unexpectedly accompanied by the comic trio of hitchhikers Viktor, Anders, and Sara who is played by the same actress who plays the main character's childhood sweetheart in flashback scenes. In this film Marianne reveals that she 
During a theological debate over lunch in this film one character describes his religious feelings by reciting a poem beginning, "Where is the friend I seek at the break of day? / When night falls I still have not found Him." In a dream sequence from this movie the protagonist is alarmed when he walks down a street featuring a large clock without hands before a hearse breaks leaving an open coffin on the avenue containing the protagonist's corpse. The protagonist is unexpectedly accompanied by the comic trio of hitchhikers Viktor, Anders, and Sara who is played by the same actress who plays the main character's childhood sweetheart in flashback scenes. In this film Marianne reveals that she will not have the abortion that her husband Evald desires during the protagonist's road trip to Lund receive an honorary degree. For 10 points, name this 1957 Ingmar Bergman film about the spiritual rejuvenation of Professor Isak Borg.
During a theological debate over lunch in this film one character describes his religious feelings by reciting a poem beginning, "Where is the friend I seek at the break of day?
{Wild Strawberries} (accept {Smultronstället})