A Lesson in Love (Swedish: En lektion i kärlek) is a 1954 Swedish comedy film directed by Ingmar Bergman.

The film is about the marriage of a gynecologist named David and his wife Marianne. The film's score was composed by Dag Wirén.

• Eva Dahlbeck – Marianne Erneman
• Gunnar Björnstrand – David Erneman
• Yvonne Lombard – Susanne Verin
• Harriet Andersson – Nix
• Åke Grönberg – Carl-Adam
• Olof Winnerstrand – Professor Henrik Erneman
• Renée Björling – Svea Erneman
• John Elfström – Sam
• Birgitte Reimer – Lise
• Dagmar Ebbesen – Nurse Lisa
• Sigge Fürst – Vicar

A Lesson in Love received generally positive reviews from film critics. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports 100% approval (based on six critics), with an average rating of 7.2/10.^[1]

On the film's U.S. release in 1960, Bosley Crowther opined in The New York Times, that its subject "...is the complexity of love...It is a subject that Mr. Bergman expanded in his subsequent "Smiles of a Summer Night," with more wit and satiric implication. But, for a warm-up, he got off nicely here...Mr. Bergman plays around with it in such a clever and thought-provoking way that the emotional dilemma implicit in it has humor, wisdom and charm...And, as in all of his pictures, Mr. Bergman has used a cast that seems to act with inspired understanding—which means, of course, sympathy with him."^[2]