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Ciaran Campbell
9Dec11
His films made me realise just how far you can go with filmaking, showing life and relationships not in the typical fashion but in a bleak but realistic manner and observing it with great detail.
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Kurt Öhrström
21Sep10
Please add: It rains on our love (1946) Night is my future (1948) Prison/The devil's wanton (1949) Mr. Sleeman is coming (TV) 1957 The Venetian (TV) 1958 Rabies (TV) 1958 Storm Weather (TV) 1960 A Dream Play (TV) 1963 Don Juan (TV) 1965 Stimulantia (1967) Fårö-dokument 1969 TV-documentary (1970) Fårö-dokument 1979 (1979) Karins face (short) (1984) The blessed ones (TV) (1986) Markisinnan de sade (TV) (1992) Sunday's children 1992 (By Daniel Bergman)
Kurt Öhrström
1Sep10
One of the best directors ever. I love Wild strawberries, Persona, The silence, Scenes from a marriage, Autumn sonata and many more. I am so happy that he is swedish.
Maximilian Bercovicz
8Aug10
His outlook on life seems to be overly (and unnecessarily) pessimistic. Guess that's what a devout, strictly hypocritical upbringing can do to someone.
chris naughton
28Jul10
I think he was one of the greatest writers ever in film. His prose screenplays are very good. Persona and The Touch were very interesting in prose form.
Maximilian Bercovicz
20Apr10
Of all the most respected "auteurs", this is the only one whose films I don't have any desire to watch.
Fusayoshi Umezono
27Mar10
Wow http://www.onoff.com/online/se/inet.nsf/vProd/001-5520444?opendocument&markID=30-10-25 But not included "Face to Face"... I want to see uncut version!!! (because I only saw 2 hours cut version in Japan).
Josel Garlitos
5Mar10
wow martin! how great it is for someone to make your life better! movies for life! long live bergman!
Martin Florio
4Mar10
Bergman is my favorite filmaker ever. I discovered him when I was about 18 and my love for him and his films grew bigger and bigger since then. No matter how long it goes without me seeing again one of his films, he's always there, ready to be rediscovered. The surprise is always there, the mystery, the depth, the genious of a true artist. This man definitely made my life better.