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Ingmar Bergman

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fandorin	Ingmar Bergman	Lead	[-]
Posts: 5900 (08/04/2007 09:21) Faith Healer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : movies Remove this ad Just remembering his great movies, and pictures that have been burnt into my brain forever - what a great, great life, and what a great oeuvre. Fanny & Alexander is my favourite film, but there is so much to discover. Though I adore both directors, Bergman is to me the opposite of Kubrick. Kubrick's merciless vivisection of mankind's utter madness and Bergman, always finding new answers to the question "What is the nature of love and life?" 7th Seal 7th Seal Fanny & Alexander Jungfrukllan Hstsonaten ...because strange is what we need Fandorinfotos Last Edited By: chrome3D 12/23/2007 05:20. Edited 1 time.
Altres	Re: Ingmar Bergman	#1	[-]
Faith Healer Space Saviour Posts: 1857 (08/04/2007 10:45) Faith Healer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Indeed, a very sad loss. The movie industry worldwide could do well to have a huge revival of his work. Perhaps it would inspire some future film makers to have a level of individualistic artistic integrity, visionary beauty and profundity to their own work. Brian
fandorin	Re: Ingmar Bergman	#2	[-]
Posts: 5900 (08/04/2007 12:31) Faith Healer Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Bergman's death was a peaceful death after almost 90 years of achievement and greatness....i don't think so much about a sad loss, but about his life as a wonderful gift to mankind. Fuckit, I'm getting kitschy here.... Otherwise: That's exactly what I mean, Brian. "By Bergman's own accounts, he never had a problem with funding. He cited two reasons for this: one, that he did not live in the United States, which he viewed as obsessed with box-office earnings; and two, that his films tended to be low-budget affairs. (Cries and Whispers, for instance, was finished for about $450,000, while Scenes from a Marriage a six-episode television feature cost only $200,000.)" ...because strange is what we need Fandorinfotos
Boriah	kjglkjg	#3	[-]
Space Saviour Posts: 1392 (08/08/2007 04:25) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I love "The seventh seal"!

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