The documentary maker discusses her eye-opening new profile of the enigmatic Swedish master.
This consummate documentary sheds new light on the life and career of the late Swedish master.
Ingmar Bergman’s first English-language feature is a lost, mid-career gem, unearthed and restored by the BFI.
By Matt Thrift
The screen icon speaks candidly about her remarkable career, and her complicated relationship with the late Swedish master.
There’s a fascinating backstory to the Swedish master’s little-seen 1950 thriller This Can’t Happen Here.
We journey to Fårö, a remote island in the Baltic Sea, in search of Sweden’s enigmatic master.
Ingmar Bergman’s enigmatic masterpiece still shines with a piercing intensity after 50 years.
We’ve delved into the archives to find out which films were topping critics’ charts 50 years ago.
The Swedish master’s 1957 film is a deceptively accessible arthouse staple.
Fifty years on, this low-key drama stands as a glorious shrine to analogue film.
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