Ingmar Bergman’s Cinema

[@ianbeach23]

For anyone who wants to know which of these images belongs to which films, here you go. Correct me if I’m wrong in any of these, especially that one of the hand reaching out towards the woman from the darkness, because I genuinely can’t think of which movie that’s from. The Magic Flute 0:04 Hour of the Wolf 0:10 Persona 0:12 Summer Interlude 0:13 Through a Glass Darkly 0:14 Fanny and Alexander 0:18 Shame 0:24 The Serprent’s Egg 0:28 From the Life of the Marionettes 0:30 To Joy 0:31 The Silence 0:34 Persona 0:36 Cries and Whispers 0:38 Persona 0:40 The Devil’s Eye 0:42 The Silence 0:50 Smiles of a Summer Night 0:50 The Seventh Seal 0:50 Through a Glass Darkly 0:51 Summer Interlude 0:52 The Seventh Seal 0:53 Waiting Women 0:54 All These Women 0:56 Fanny and Alexander 0:58 Sawdust and Tinsel 1:00 Waiting Women 1:02 Summer with Monika 1:03 All These Women 1:04 All These Women 1:07 A Ship to India 1:08 The Passion of Anna 1:08 The Magician 1:09 The Magician 1:10 The Magic Flute 1:11 The Rite 1:12 Persona 1:13 Winter Light 1:14 Autumn Sonata 1:15 The Seventh Seal 1:16 The Rite 1:18 The Virgin Spring 1:20 Summer Interlude 1:21 (I actually am not sure about this one) 1:22 Fanny and Alexander 1:24 Cries and Whispers 1:25 Shame 1:26 Smiles of a Summer Night 1:27 The Serpent’s Egg 1:28 All These Women 1:29 Persona 1:29 Fanny and Alexander 1:30 Scenes from a Marriage 1:31

[@Jonalexher]

Thanks so much for this! Still new to Bergman, this really helped me pick out some films to start with 🙂

[@avalyn9060]

Thank you so much!

[@tommythetrain1945]

People like u I fuhkn love. ❤

[@collinkyle116]

Please tell me the score though

[@paulgreengod]

Based

[@prismer]

It's like you want me in debt.

[@rustyshackelford934]

@@jcudal32 Exactly, that or Barnes and Noble puts all their criterion's at 50% off twice a year, got it for a little less than $150. Such a steal. 39 films for that price. Now for the Fellini set...

[@illz47]

Please correct me if I'm wrong. Put a question mark on the ones I'm not sure about. Haven't made it through the whole set either but here's what I recognize and a few guesses: Hour of the Wolf - 0:10 Persona - 0:11, 0:35, 0:40 (film reel)?, 1:12 (the woman), 1:29 (nail in hand) Summer Interlude - 0:12, 0:51 (dancers), 1:21? Through a Glass Darkly - 0:14?, 0:50 (woman falling to her knees) Fanny and Alexander - 0:17, 0:58, 1:23, 1:30 Shame - 0:24, 1:26 From the Life of the Marionettes - 0:30 Cries and Whispers - 0:38, 1:25 The Silence - 0:50 (boy in white shirt) Smiles of a Summer Night - 0:50 (woman in white dress), 1:27 The Seventh Seal - 0:50 (man in black robe), 0:52?, 1:16 Summer With Monika - 1:02 (man and woman) The Magician - 1:10? The Rite - 1:12 (man with magnifying glass) Autumn Sonata - 1:15 (hospital room)? The Virgin Spring - 1:19 Scenes From a Marriage - 1:31

[@poopyman-oo4eh]

The Rite is also at 1:18

[@anthonyburn1010]

The greatest box-set I have ever owned.

[@arman0612]

An essential set for film lovers. Already saving for it!

[@jasctt]

Pre-orered as soon as I got home and saw the posting. Can't wait. One of the few true masters of cinema. Thank you, Criterion.

[@kn-zv7uc]

The GOAT as far as I'm concerned.

[@tatehildyard5332]

The editing of this makes Bergman’s work look like quirky action comedies. I don’t mean that as an insult, I’m just pointing it out.

[@anti0918]

Tate Hildyard Yep, feels like I’m watching a Wes Anderson montage.

[@rws531]

brian0918 honestly idk who else Tate would even be referring to by “quirky action comedies” compared to how this is edited lol. Edgar Wright maybe?

[@phillytheflyerable]

I like it, good imagery

[@lyricsfromsweden]

Yeah, it's kinda like that fake trailer for The Witch.

[@jordanmartel2937]

Well All These Women is essentially just that. And they show a number of clips from that movie in this trailer.

[@tesconstamylo]

His is my favorite director! We saw him fighting his demons in exquisite motion pictures.

[@blackbox7708]

Bergman was greatest director of all time

[@racewiththefalcons1]

At only $150 during the B&N 50% off sales, it's the equivalent of buying 7 and a half regular films at $19.99, but you're getting 39 films instead with a huge and informative book. That's just about the best deal on anything you will find, ever.

[@ST-pf5kd]

Exactly. And imagine if it goes out of print. I hope it doesn't since the films are so important, but if it does then imagine the prices by scalpers compared to what it currently is.

[@justinanderson5036]

By far the coolest thing that I own

[@JcGrubbsFilms]

Coming out in November just in time for Barnes & Nobles 50% Off Sale. I’ll be there the first day of the sale cash in hand

[@veselkan9292]

R.I.P. Bergman i will never forget on your making

[@ST-pf5kd]

Amazing trailer, exhilarating and uses time compression to its advantage with giving a short shot of ecstasy to Bergman's ouerve I wouldn't have thought possible.

[@RADLadio]

How many kidneys will it costs?

[@anti0918]

RAD Lab All the kidneys.

[@squinteastwood4637]

3.

[@rws531]

$300

[@hashtagdag]

250 of them.

[@muitoculto]

100 years today.

[@vikt1m1337]

What film is at 1:10, with the skeleton painted? I recall the scene but do not remember which film it's from.

[@johannesklintman1553]

Panzram did nothing wrong The Magician

[@NEMIHEMERA]

I just pre-ordered mine, and what do you know; it's being released the day of my birth day! FUCK YEAH!

[@jeff8835]

Please Criterion, do as complete as possible set for Rainer Werner Fassbinder

[@AnupamBhogal]

i love wild strawberries, fanny and Alexander, persona,cries and whispers

[@LeoSkyro]

Are these BluRays gonna be Region A only? Or can I hope, as a european fan?

[@CaioAraujoRibeiro]

Ooooh fuck, I've always wanted a restoration for Hour of the Wolf!

[@ajģfffffffff]

I love this. Imagine an Andrei Tarkovsky box set.

[@anthonyburn1010]

Easily the best box-set I own

[@onepiecefan74]

Can someone tells me what film 0:28 is from? Also where is BnW Ballet footage from.

[@sultanalharbi2998]

I think Serpent's Egg.

[@inhabitantofgotoisland]

Summer Interlude (1955) - all ballet sequences. The colour ones are from "The Serpent's Egg" (1977)

[@artivism4068]

I would love to discuss Bergman's films with people in a group in the New York area.

[@FrancoisDressler]

Go to Brooklyn

[@miguelvidal2335]

Bergman was a visionary, but I don't recommend watch all his filmography every day, you'll be depress as fuck :(

[@duantorruellas716]

This box set by criterion is My pick for desert island disks .

[@CinematicDependency]

The only criterion worth buying during the November barnes and noble sale!!!

[@duantorruellas716]

Thx I'll keep that in mind for Nov , I like Barnes and noble , I get coffee table art books there. 👍

[@francescocogliati7149]

Where does the clip of the man holding the tree comes from? Which film? Thank you so much!

[@omg9261]

Virgin spring

[@Paradox-dy3ve]

It's a shame I already own so many of the films on this box set, it would feel like a waste to purchase them again. Does anyone know if each film can be bought individually?

[@gabrielprado3483]

00:56, what is the movie?

[@sultanalharbi2998]

All these women

[@gabrielprado3483]

Thanks!

[@fl6628]

What’s that movie at 0:30?

[@illz47]

From the Life of the Marionettes. If you're talking about the one with the hands, I'm not too sure

[@95_nishanraisulkarim62]

Greatest Drama film maker

[@SomethingSomethingg]

If anyone has time to kill could you please tell us all what scenes are from which films? Especially the one of the woman firing guns while the man jumps?

[@ianbeach23]

I think this is right. The Magic Flute 0:04 Hour of the Wolf 0:10 Persona 0:12 Summer Interlude 0:13 Through a Glass Darkly 0:14 Fanny and Alexander 0:18 Shame 0:24 The Serprent’s Egg 0:28 From the Life of the Marionettes 0:30 To Joy 0:31 The Silence 0:34 Persona 0:36 Cries and Whispers 0:38 Persona 0:40 The Devil’s Eye 0:42 The Silence 0:50 Smiles of a Summer Night 0:50 The Seventh Seal 0:50 Through a Glass Darkly 0:51 Summer Interlude 0:52 The Seventh Seal 0:53 Waiting Women 0:54 All These Women 0:56 Fanny and Alexander 0:58 Sawdust and Tinsel 1:00 Waiting Women 1:02 Summer with Monika 1:03 All These Women 1:04 All These Women 1:07 A Ship to India 1:08 The Passion of Anna 1:08 The Magician 1:09 The Magician 1:10 The Magic Flute 1:11 The Rite 1:12 Persona 1:13 Winter Light 1:14 Autumn Sonata 1:15 The Seventh Seal 1:16 The Rite 1:18 The Virgin Spring 1:20 Summer Interlude 1:21 (I actually am not sure about this one) 1:22 Fanny and Alexander 1:24 Cries and Whispers 1:25 Shame 1:26 Smiles of a Summer Night 1:27 The Serpent’s Egg 1:28 All These Women 1:29 Persona 1:29 Fanny and Alexander 1:30 Scenes from a Marriage 1:31 The one where the woman is firing the gun is from All These Women. I’ll warn you though, most people consider it to be Bergman’s worst film. Sorry for getting this to you so late. It’s funny, I actually saw my first Bergman film about 11 months ago, when you posted this comment. This last year, discovering his work, is one of the greatest emotional journeys I’ve ever been on. I swear him and his art were the only things keeping me stable during 2020.

[@sultanalharbi2998]

what is the movie is at 1:22 ? and 1:26 ?

[@hipsterimagestudios6349]

The shot of the statue? That's Fanny and Alexander.

[@sultanalharbi2998]

No the hand coming from the dark.

[@herricechung7784]

1:22 is Waiting Women (or Secrets of Women) and 1:26 is Shame

[@DanXmas]

the master

[@paimon2k]

0:52 similar to yung lean - Friday the 13th

[@ev4rcroft]

Name of film? 0:28 0:32 0:34 0:54

[@illz47]

0:12 - Summer Interlude 1:02 - Summer With Monika 1:09 - The Magician? 1:12 - The Rite 1:15 - Autumn Sonata? 1:25 - Cries and Whispers

[@ev4rcroft]

@@illz47 Thank you!

[@martincheyrouze8559]

Anyone knows what the music is ?

[@YeilPark]

Martin Cheyrouze It is the Schumann Piano Quintet Op. 44, the middle of the second movement :) EDIT: and starting around 0:40 is from the Overture to Magic Flute by Mozart

[@martincheyrouze8559]

Thanks !

[@Iceagewoman]

Does anyone know what film the thumbnail is from?

[@Salman-Zaki]

Shame (1968)

[@andresgonzalez5583]

0:57 from what movie is that shot ? the one where something is being lifted

[@sultanalharbi2998]

Fanny and Alexander.

[@andresgonzalez5583]

sultan aleid thanks, I'm actually looking forward to watching that movie but I was told to look for the 5 part tv version, is that the same version?

[@sultanalharbi2998]

The theatrical version is edit out from the tv version. So, this shot is definitely in the tv version and I think also in the theatrical version. I would advise you to watch the tv version as well. I think you can find it here on KZbin actually.

[@ericthatsme]

ALL THESE WOMEN, actually.

[@TheHYEGUY]

What's the song in the beginning of the video? Please and thank you.

[@AliG-ec6rs]

The Piano Quintet in E-flat major, Op. 44, by Robert Schumann

[@MultiArbaz]

1:08 which film?

[@herricechung7784]

arbaz siddiqui The Passion of Anna

[@PS5Pro2024]

US release is gonna be good

[@user-ry1ux5st2t]

Songs?

[@aaroninky]

fantastic.

[@vodkatonyq]

Too bad that Face to Face and Prison, two essential films, are not included in this collection.

[@herricechung7784]

Liv Ullmann is amazing!

[@fillstlauren7256]

No egos...keep it in check #thegirlos

[@anthonymurillo4106]

The GOD

[@jessegrubbs507]

I’m sorry, I love Bergman. But Wild Strawberries just doesn’t do it for me! What am I missing, it seems to be such a big title for so many people. But it just seems like it should be like 8th or 10th on everyone’s lists.

[@evanparrafx]

It's not for everyone, and we all have different tastes, but Wild Strawberries is just incredibly beautiful and also sad. It's the examination of an old man's life that's almost over. The painful memories he carries, the happiness too, the loneliness, the purpose of the life he lived, the fear of inevitable death. Young or old, we all examine these same things and it's incredibly relatable and honest. We will all have to deal with the inevitable also and it's a scary thing to confront. If it's not for you, that's fine, but hopefully this helps with seeing how many find it moving. The themes are pretty universal too. Also, an 8th or 10th best Bergman movie is still better than almost every directors 1st. 😆

[@jessegrubbs507]

evanparra - Yeah I mean you’re totally right on all points. I guess it was just, on my first work through his catalog, Wild Strawberries seemed the less challenging of his films and I think that led to a perceived less than quality in my head. It’s a great movie, it just was really overshadowed for me. And yeah even his 30th best would be better than almost anything out this year!

[@omg9261]

I thought I was the only one. Same here.

[@gerardozamora1638]

❤

[@zaroffhound]

my resistence in weakening. Do i sign here? In blood? On the line. OK. Are you sure you are not the devil? Certain? You wouldn't lie to me would you...

[@thevoid99]

that is my fucking xmas present.

[@n8rey]

Who else came from the 50th Law to see what it was about 🤣

[@fengxiong520]

I feel like Wes Anderson must have been influenced by this guy.

[@ericthatsme]

Um…….really? In what manner?

[@勝野慶子]

ｶｰﾘﾝ役のﾋﾞﾙｷﾞﾂﾀﾍﾟﾃﾙｿﾝが聖女の様に美しい彼女の出演はこの作品のみだが強烈な印象を残した 処女の泉