Three Scenes with Ingmar Bergman
The original interview was broadcasted in three parts, edited from 13 hours of conversations between Bergman and Donner. The original interview was broadcasted in three parts, edited from 13 hours of…
Three Scenes with Ingmar Bergman
The original interview was broadcasted in three parts, edited from 13 hours of conversations between Bergman and Donner. The original interview was broadcasted in three parts, edited from 13 hours of conversation between Bergman and Donner. Part one is titled "Barndom och uppbrott" (Childhood and Breaking up). Part two was titled "Från Filmstaden till Fårö" ( From Film City to Fårö). Part three was titled "Vägen till insikt" (The road to insight). Bergman defends his subject-matter, depicting psychological crises rather than economic and social misery. —Ulf Kjell Gür
Three Scenes with Ingmar Bergman
Biography,Documentary
Film Details
The original interview was broadcasted in three parts, edited from 13 hours of conversations between Bergman and Donner. The original interview was broadcasted in three parts, edited from 13 hours of conversation between Bergman and Donner. Part one is titled "Barndom och uppbrott" (Childhood and Breaking up).
Part two was titled "Från Filmstaden till Fårö" ( From Film City to Fårö). Part three was titled "Vägen till insikt" (The road to insight). Bergman defends his subject-matter, depicting psychological crises rather than economic and social misery.
—Ulf Kjell Gür.