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Directed by Ingmar Bergman

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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1957, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

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The Seventh Seal (50th Anniversary Remastered Edition)

1957, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

Bergman's allegory of Man's search for meaning in which a knight, after returning home from the Crusades, plays a game of chess with Death while the plague ravages medieval Europe. Containing some of the most iconic images ever filmed, this is the...

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From The Life Of The Marionettes

1980, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

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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Smiles Of A Summer Night

1955, Ingmar Bergman, VHSPAL

Midsummer, 1900. Three couples meet up one weekend at an actress' country estate. Eating, drinking and talking together, they grow to know each other, and husbands dally and wives stray. Having no illusions about the spells which love can weave, B...

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Hour Of The Wolf

1968, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

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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Shame

1968, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

Bergman's response to the Vietnam war sees von Sydow and Ullman playing musicians stranded on the island of Gotland during a military campaign. An intense and intimate portrait of people trapped by the brutality, noise and dehumanising influence o...

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Passion Of Anna

1969, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

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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The Ingmar Bergman Collection

1968-77, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

Four of Bergman's later works, in which Liv Ullmann and Max von Sydow star. In The Passion of Anna (1968), Sydow plays a man living quietly on an island who becomes entangled with a beautiful, mysterious widow. Bergman interpolates the story with ...

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The Serpents Egg

1977, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

The horrors of life are closing in on out-of-work American trapeze artist Abel Rosenberg in Berlin. The decadence of the Weimar period is recreated with masterful sets. Though Nykvist's cinematography is as atmospheric as ever and the final half h...

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The Magic Flute (Bergman, 1975)

1975, Ingmar Bergman, DVD

Ingmar Bergman puts his indelible stamp on Mozart’s exquisite opera in this sublime rendering of one of the composer’s best-loved works: a celebration of love, forgiveness, and the brotherhood of man. The Magic Flute stars Josef Köstlinger as Tami...

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