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	A Lesson In Love Bergman brings a refreshing wit to this tale of a married couple who need each other. Having been together for years, they’ve grown bored and start affairs only to find that they can’t live without each other. There are echoes of Howard Hawks in thi... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	After The Rehearsal Erland Josephson plays an ageing director in the process of staging a production of August Strindberg's 'A Dream's Play'. He remains in the theatre alone one night after a rehearsal has taken place to reflect on his life and career. He is subsequent... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	All These Women An interesting Begman comedy in which harmony and chaos battle for supremacy as poseur critic Cornelius goes to the house of a famous cellist to research a biography. Unable to speak to the man, he interviews the women he lives with instead. Corneli... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	Autumn Sonata The two Bergmans finally make it together as Ingrid plays a concert pianist who has to face some uncomfortable realisations when she visits her daughters. A study in egotism, forgiveness and its impossibility. Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| In Stock \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	Bergman: The Faith Trilogy Between 1961-63, Ingmar Bergman made three films that evoked a desperate world confronted with God’s desertion: Through a Glass Darkly (1961); Winter Light (1962) and The Silence (1963). With minimal dialogue, isolated settings and performances from... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £14.00 (46%)

	Cries And Whispers A tense psychodrama, set in the 19th century and focussing on a group of women, one of whom is on the brink of death due to the pyschological torment, suffering and neglect of a marriage that is 'a tissue of lies'. Bergman avoids period 'prettiness'... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

Buyer's Guide

An Introduction

Possibly the most famous world cinema director, Ingmar Bergman is one of cinema's most ruthless students of human relationships. His emotionally raw characters, pioneering surrealist touches and incredible eye for human interaction have lead to some of the most challenging and rewarding cinema ever filmed.

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The Seventh Seal

Bergman's allegory of Man's search for meaning in which a knight, after returning home ...

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Wild Strawberries

An elderly, introverted academic makes a journey to collect a university award and en r...

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Persona

This is for many Bergman's finest moment. He explores the tense, competitive relationsh...

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Crisis

Good melodrama-based early Bergman with hints of the greatness to come.

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Fanny and Alexander

Complete version. Winner of 4 Oscars. "Fanny and Alexander is the sum total of my life as a filmmaker" - Bergman. Dispensing with trademark angst and the radical edge of, say, "Persona", this is still a grand and fitting monument to a celebrated car...

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From The Life Of The Marionettes

Continuing the story of the Egermanns from 'Scenes From A Marriage'. Beginning with a terrible crime, the film proceeds to unravel the psychopathology behind it using flashback sequences and dream-like imagery.

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Hour Of The Wolf

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A disturbing study of an artist in crisis. Between midnight and dawn - 'the hour of the wolf', he talks to his wife of his tortured memories. Charged with horror and eroticism.

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Music In Darkness

Aka Night is my Future. Bergman's fourth feature film proved hugely popular in Sweden and helped cement his position as one of the world's great upcoming filmmakers. The film tells the heart-wrenching story of a wealthy, artistic young man who goes ...

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Passion Of Anna

Filmed on Faro, von Sydow and Ullmann again excel in this examination of self and soul and Nykvist's camerawork is typically excellent.

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	Persona This is for many Bergman's finest moment. He explores the tense, competitive relationship between a nurse and her charge, an actress who has suddenly stopped speaking for no apparent reason. Their personalities blend and blur in a bizarre osmosis an... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| In Stock \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	Port Of Call Set in Gothenburg harbour, this documentary-style drama influenced by Rossellini tells of an impoverished sailor who starts an affair with a lonely girl, recently released from reform school. It's a brooding and uncompromising tale with a perceptive... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	Prison Aka The Devil's Wanton. An experimental work that the producer allowed Bergman to make, as long as it was shot for next to nothing. In it a director shares his memories with a journalist whilst filming an ill-fated passage from his past. Themes of s... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

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	A Lesson In Love Bergman brings a refreshing wit to this tale of a married couple who need each other. Having been together for years, they’ve grown bored and start affairs only to find that they can’t live without each other. There are echoes of Howard Hawks in thi... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	After The Rehearsal Erland Josephson plays an ageing director in the process of staging a production of August Strindberg's 'A Dream's Play'. He remains in the theatre alone one night after a rehearsal has taken place to reflect on his life and career. He is subsequent... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	All These Women An interesting Begman comedy in which harmony and chaos battle for supremacy as poseur critic Cornelius goes to the house of a famous cellist to research a biography. Unable to speak to the man, he interviews the women he lives with instead. Corneli... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	Autumn Sonata The two Bergmans finally make it together as Ingrid plays a concert pianist who has to face some uncomfortable realisations when she visits her daughters. A study in egotism, forgiveness and its impossibility. Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| In Stock \| Save £4.00 (20%)

	Bergman: The Faith Trilogy Between 1961-63, Ingmar Bergman made three films that evoked a desperate world confronted with God’s desertion: Through a Glass Darkly (1961); Winter Light (1962) and The Silence (1963). With minimal dialogue, isolated settings and performances from... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £14.00 (46%)

	Cries And Whispers A tense psychodrama, set in the 19th century and focussing on a group of women, one of whom is on the brink of death due to the pyschological torment, suffering and neglect of a marriage that is 'a tissue of lies'. Bergman avoids period 'prettiness'... Our Price: £15.99 DVD \| Available \| Save £4.00 (20%)