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• Review: Autumn Sonata

  
  Row Three — Authority: 482
  S o I managed to finally get around to sitting down and revisiting Ingmar Bergman’s Autumn Sonata . The film is one of Bergman’s later color triumphs; an elegant chamber drama clearly made by a mature artist. But there is another figure who attracts just as much of the audience’s attention in front of the ...
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• This is a golden age for foreign film.

  
  Blogs - — Authority: 147
  A myth has spread in the last few years, seen most recently by Gerald Pearys indieWIRE ballot of end-of-year list stuff: "Have there been less foreign-language films distributed at any time in America since the 1940s?" he asks. Um, yes. Once upon a time, movies took years to get around the country, traveling slowly ...
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• “Fanny and Alexander,” by Ingmar Bergman

  
  Steel White Table — Authority: 420
  The 5-hour version of Fanny and Alexander , not the meagre 3-hour theatrical cut. It’s a “slow paced human drama told with an artisan’s voice,” one that isn’t depressing or disturbing — which is a welcomed change for an Ingmar Bergman film. The story focuses on the lives of a large affluent family in ...
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• The Seventh Seal

  
  Tomato Nation — Authority: 120
  The Seventh Seal broke ground in its own time, no doubt, but to a present-day viewer its pretty obvious stuff. Watching it, I kept thinking of Eddies dismissive line in Diner: "I went to Atlantic City a hundred times, I never saw Death walk on a beach." (I do wonder, now, how hes [...]
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• Liv Ullmann on Directing A Streetcar Named Desire

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 903
  The Norwegian actress best known for her roles in the films of Ingmar Bergman talks about directing an American classic.
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• Liv Ullmann on Directing A Streetcar Named Desire

  
  ArtsBeat — Authority: 779
  The Norwegian actress best known for her roles in the films of Ingmar Bergman talks about directing an American classic.
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• Friday Combo Platter: Nora Ephrons Armageddon Edition

  
  MamaPop.com — Authority: 431
  This weeks email thread was born out of Thanksgiving-centric stress and its kind of long, but brilliant. Grab a cup of coffee and feast your eyes on this...
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• I Believe This Film Might Parody Judd Apatow Movies

  
  [CinemaRatty] Latest Articles — Authority: 169
  You know what the problem with Not Another Teen Movie , Epic Movie , Superhero Movie , Disaster Movie , and the films of that ilk is? "That they use reference to current pop culture phenomena as tragically bad pseudo-humor"? What? No. Did you not see when a girl was dressed up like Juno in one or more of those? It ...
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• Autumn Sonata

  
  No Ripcord - Independent Music & Film Magazine — Authority: 123
  In the opening lines of Ingmar Bergmans late 1970s masterpiece, Autumn Sonata , husband Viktor formally introduces his sequestered wife by narrating an excerpt from her first novel.  "One must learn to live," he reads.  "My biggest obstacle is I dont know who I am.... read more
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• Early Buzz: 3-D sequels, Family Guy, Hero on Hulu and much more

  
  Pop Candy: Top Stories & Community Feed — Authority: 144
  Check out Whits compilation of pop-culture links for Wednesday, Dec. 2.
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• Ingmar Bergmans favorite Muppet.

  
  Blogs - — Authority: 147
  W. Magazines article on the auctioning off of the late Ingmar Bergmans home and belongings confirmed what Id long suspected: Animal was, in fact, his favorite Muppet. Bergman was also known to relish the odd blockbuster during his two daily film viewings at a screening room ten minutes drive from his house. Watching ...
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• Saab, Koenigsegg & The Seventh Seal

  
  Automobiles De Luxe | The Great Marques — Authority: 130
  Koenigsegg fallout with Saab echoes Bergman dramaChristian Koenigsegg literally looks like DeathSaab may be out of optionsBy Gunnar Heinrich | IMG The Seventh SealHAVE yet to sit through... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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• Original 1969 review of “The Passion of Anna”

  
  Hot Splice — Authority: 423
  I was having trouble accessing the Seattle Public Library database this week, so I wasn’t able to find the original clipping of this Vincent Canby review, but you can read it online here: The Passion of Anna (1970) The Times’ website requires registration (free), but here’s a small excerpt: “The Passion ...
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• Cries and Whispers

  
  The Canadian Cinephile's Reviews — Authority: 119
  For Ingmar Bergman, most of his visions came in black and white and, therefore, most of his films were reflected in black and white. An exception is 1972’s heart-wrenching Cries and Whispers . The use of saturated crimson speaks volumes in this generally quiet motion picture. It is, according to Bergman, the colour ...
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• CRISIS (Ingmar Bergman, 1946)

  
  Dennis Grunes — Authority: 427
  The late Stan Brakhage slandered Ingmar Bergman by saying that the Swedish filmmaker made his films to elicit approval from U.S. art-house audiences and critics. Envious, the U.S. filmmaker expanded this lie by adding that Bergman admitted this publicly. Of course, Bergman never did such a thing or said such a thing; ...
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• ALL QUIET ON THE FILM FRONT...

  
  Fleapit of the Mind — Authority: 111
  Ive been taking a little sabbatical from film viewing...not intentional but just the way things have worked out. Should be back to normal by next week. In the meantime here is (to me) a totally delightful scene from one of the Ingmar Bergman films that I am yet to see. The combination of Ingmar Bergman and Mozart in ...
  4 weeks ago

• DVD Pick: Fanny and Alexander

  
  FILMdetail — Authority: 133
  Click on the image to buy the DVD from Amazon UK Fanny and Alexander is widely regarded as director Ingmar Bergman ’s swansong, even though he went on to write several scripts and direct TV films. Originally conceived as TV mini-series, it is the story of 10-year-old Alexander Ekdahl (Bertil Guve), his ...
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