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"My original idea was to make a film that should obey musical laws, instead of dramaturgical ones. A film acting by association – rhythmically, with themes and counter-themes." - Ingmar Bergman |
Jan 29 - Feb 8, 2010
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December 12, 2009
November 7, 2009
Sep 20, 2008-Jan 18, 2009
Opening for Nobel Museum's Bergman photo and film exhibition in Stockholm.
"I can tolerate someone dallying with my mistress, but if anyone touches my wife, I become a tiger. "Count Carl Magnus, Smiles of a Summer Night (1955)
For psychological drama Can go through skin, Esther Rots became the fourth winner of The Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award in Göteborg. Read more
Among the nominated films for the fourth edition of The Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award during the upcoming Göteborg Film Festival is Tom Ford's A Single Man. Read more
One of the most prominent representatives of the Nouvelle Vague Eric Rohmer has passed away at age 89. After Bergman and Antonioni in 2007, the film art has lost yet another of its great filmmakers. Read more
The world premiere of Fanny and Alexander, at Nationaltheatret in Oslo, received standing ovations. Already before the premiere more than 26.000 tickets were sold. Read more
Almost 50 000 documents from the Bergman archives have now been digitized by means through the agency of the professional assistance of the Royal Library, guarantying qualified scholars unlimited supply to the material. Read more
The musical, originally commissioned for Swedish Radio, has gained much praise since the international release and both a stage and a film version are now under consideration. Read more
Under the supervision of a newly established foundation named The Bergman estate of Fårö, Bergman's former residence becomes a centre for artists and scholars. Read more
The interest was as expected enormous when the personal property of Ingmar Bergman went up for auction at Bukowski's in Stockholm. Read more
Still active actor Max von Sydow, rarely appearing in public, has published a book on the art of acting, La leçon de comédien. Read more
Following the praised London production, Trevor Nunn's A Little Night Music moves to Broadway with partly new cast, starring Catherine Zeta-Jones and Angela Lansbury. Read more
After an impressing number of performances abroad the turn has finally come for Scenes from a Marriage to premiere in Stockholm, Sweden. The production gained lots of praise when it opened at Dramaten. Read more
Kristin Scott Thomas will play the role of Desirée Armfeldt in a French production of A Little Night Music. Read more
The screening, introduced by among others actress Tilda Swinton, was being held at a sold-out Salle Buñuel during the ongoing Cannes Film Festival. Read more
Link to Ingmar Bergman's archive, in Swedish.
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"For me, consequently, the '90s and the aughts, as I call this past decade, will always be the time when Ingmar Bergman saved my job. I wasted so much of those years enduring theater that made me wish I were somewhere else; at Bergman's productions, I sat riveted, secure in the hands of a master even when I took violent exception to his choices."
- Michael Feingold, The Village Voice, Dec 22
Face to Face presents a number of newly added stills from Cries and Whispers, all in colour.
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