how you have changed

Scene from Ingmar Bergman's "Cries and Whispers."

[@alexnordh]

Only movie to watch at Valentines Day

[@TheFlowerofSpades]

Perfect choice

[@ЦветанГанчев-у4п]

After "Scenes of a marriage"

[@clattermachine]

she never blinks!!!

[@Vesnicie]

That is one of Liv Ullmann's specialties. She does the same thing in Persona.

[@munkybrain]

I want so much to watch the film but can't make myself put it on. It has to fill the right evening. Thanks for permitting me two and a half minutes of it :-) I love that beautiful woman ;-)

[@hamidmusik7691]

She is very beautiful

[@philiplaurell1163]

Great film.

[@whitetigress7448]

Luscious colors.

[@治砂塚]

リブはやっぱり映画を撮る側じゃないよ

[@haidecorbella4189]

Merveilleuse Liv Ullmann

[@asemic]

i thought there was another scene probably from another Bergman film relating to facial wrinkles being caused by some character flaws.. Does anyone know what this might be or am I misremembering?

[@Alkhir69]

What a beautiful marriage.

[@glassjaw2007]

they are not married, its an affair, the doctor is talking about their early years and how she used to be more innocent and candid compared to the present where she is more frigid and calculating

[@ThisbeandPyramus]

@@glassjaw2007 He's talking about himself

[@davidaleksidze3381]

@@ThisbeandPyramus Keep telling that to yourself

[@joancollaku8744]

Wrong Bergman

[@juanucedaperez9614]

That's Scenes of a Marriage...

[@MARIAJOANA77]

gosto quando ele apaga a vela num sopro!

[@nomiddlenamenmn427]

Why don’t they speak of his face in minute detail? Or is the conclusion it wasn’t worth even briefly dissecting?

[@vinista256]

Ullmann herself, who had great affection for Bergman, said he was a male chauvinist, so, yeah, he would focus on the appearance of women more. Besides that, what film director wouldn’t want an excuse for a long close-up of that face?