Ernst Ingmar Bergman (1918–2007) was a Swedish film and theatre director and screenwriter known for his influential, often existential films.

Born 14 July 1918, died 30 July 2007. His film Fanny and Alexander won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film (1984) among other awards.

DeBaser's reviews (by smr) emphasize Bergman's recurring themes: death, faith/absence of God, childhood memory and incommunicability. The pieces mix close textual analysis with autobiographical readings and formal appreciation. Recommended for cinephiles and students of auteur cinema.

For:cinephiles, film students, fans of auteur and arthouse cinema

 Childhood has been my main supplier.

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 The Absence of GOD.

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 Red is the color of the soul.

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