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Ingmar Bergman plumbs the depths of his childhood to tell the tale of a family in Uppsala. In episode 3 ("Events of Summer"), the friction between Alexander and Bishop Edvard has escalated to the point of no return. Edvard, incensed by Alexander's childish lies and unchecked imagination, decides the best course of action to quell the boy's daydreaming is to beat it out of him. Emilie, finally realizing the error of her ways, goes to Helena to seek counsel. She has asked Edvard for a divorce, but as he is a prominent and powerful clergyman in the town, she will lose guardianship over the children should they go to court. And Alexander keeps seeing these ghosts who tell him dark stories of drowning in the river...
Made in 1982, Fanny and Alexander was the culmination of director Ingmar Bergman's 40 year career. It was released as a four-part series, as well as an abridged theatrical cut. The film garnered Bergman 4 Academy Awards (tied for the most ever for a foreign film), and won him his third award for Best Foreign Language Film. The four-part series, in its entirety, is considered one of the longest theatrical films ever (but so is Digimon Adventures tri., so don't get too excited).
(As explained in part 1, I mispronounce the "Ekdahl" family name throughout this. entire. series.)
Intro: • Succession - Main Them...
Outro: • Concerto in G minor, O...
(Please note these are impressions from first time viewings, unless otherwise stated. If my points come across ill-constructed, inane, or otherwise unconvincing, muh bad bruh.)