Showing posts with label Bergman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bergman. Show all posts
September 9, 1997
In The Presence Of A Clown (1997) ***
Directed by Ingmar Bergman. Interesting film about a former asylum inmate and his artistic ambitions.
July 7, 1984
October 10, 1983
March 3, 1980
September 9, 1978
September 9, 1975
September 9, 1974
October 10, 1973
June 19, 1970
June 18, 1970
June 16, 1970
June 13, 1970
The Silence (1963) *****
Ingmar Bergman's greatest film, and that's saying a lot. Set in a strange, vaguely totalitarian country (which might or might not be Stalinist Soviet Union), it's a story of two foreign women travelling with a little boy. Unbelievably complex, totally mesmerizing and wonderfully ambiguous.
June 11, 1970
June 10, 1970
The Virgin Spring (1960) ****
In medieval Sweden, cruel bandits murder a young girl. Later, they spend the night in the house of the girl's parents. This film, directed by Ingmar Bergman, was remade by Wes Craven in 1972 as "Last House On The Left".
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