Such a phenomenally haunting piece of work. a very fulfilling storyline delivered by a great acting, a beautiful-artistic directing, a poetic script and a masterful cinematography.
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Such a phenomenally haunting piece of work. a very fulfilling storyline delivered by a great acting, a beautiful-artistic directing, a poetic script and a masterful cinematography.
the swedish cinema is unbelievably beautiful especially when it comes to Bergman's works cinema at its best 5/5

Bergman is a great way to come down from an insane week. #imdb250 project.

Ingmar Bergman directed a scene in which an old man entertained two young children by blowing out candles with his farts. The world is completely upside down for me right now.

Somber, yet enchanting at times; the scenes focusing on the children are effective

About to begin watching the 5 hour and 20 minute version of this...

Watching the TV version on Blu-ray

The TV version. Only 2 DVD's left and it's taking forever to watch them.

This movie is pretty good so far. I wonder of it was made from a book.

Just discovered that this film is over 3 hours long. That said, it's awesome so far.

Just thinking about Fanny and Alexander, an all-time favorite move that comes to mind in the holiday season.

Finishing the TV cut off.

Watching the beautiful blu-ray of this Bergman masterpiece.

Watching part 1 on Criterion blu-ray.

Taking a break from Trek. Watching episode 1 of the 312 minute Swedish television cut.

This Bergman dude better not louse it up...