Lars Von Trier, Woody Allen, and Martin Scorsese On Bergman - Trespassing Bergman - Art Documentary

A group of filmmakers visit Ingmar Bergman's house on the remote Swedish island of Faro to discuss his legacy, and the art of filmmaking. Ingmar Bergmans life and his key films as seen and told by the greatest actors and directors of our time. Candid, funny and explicit interviews with the likes of Lars Von Trier, Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen, Isabella Rossellini and Michael Haneke - some shoot at Bergmans last home on the island of Fårö - interwoven with never before seen footage from behind-the-scenes at many of the Swedish masters films.
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[@GatewayImage]

can we talk about how the morbius director is walking around in bergman’s house?

[@sean8304]

why was Lars so focused on Bergman’s horniness 💀

[@dante666jt]

I am glad that they put Lars in here. Until then I was moved and feeling ethereal and the moment I heard his voice I was already ecstatic with uncontrollable laughter.

[@leeharris5491]

I watched the first 35 minutes and learned 2 things. First, why Bergman was so concerned to preserve his privacy, and second, why there are so few quality moves being made today.

[@SourcePhotography]

The picture of Ang Lee and Ingmar Bergman meeting for the first time chokes me up every time. It's remarkable how the power of cinema can eliminate borders and transform lives. Thank you Ingmar Bergman for your indelible gift to the art of cinema.

[@PP-oy2cj]

That laugh of Martin Scorsese is what keeps me going.

[@coppersmith_]

wtf Alexander Payne 😂 Comes to do an interview for a film about Bergman, says out of his 50+ movies he's only seeing 10 and then says Seventh Seal doesn't hold up and it's laughable. I'm gonna forgive you because you did Election <3 I actually think the Seventh Seal is quite funny but that's one of the things that I love about it (the scene when death is cutting the tree is hilarious hahah)

[@georgiostemirsidis1966]

Poor Lars... He really is losing his mind.

[@matttilley8620]

The divorce rate skyrocketed to 50% after the release of Scenes From a Marriage. That is an astounding statistic.

[@raaz202]

Seeing the Greatest Director together talking about life and cinema of Bergman ❤

[@timages]

I love Francis Ford Coppola's commentary about Bergman the most. I've always been so drawn in by Bergman's films, that like Coppola I didn't even think about who wrote them. Bergman wrote them all by himself, it's astounding. His gifts as a auteur from his film's initial conceptions to the scriptwriting, casting, visuals, not even a heavy like Stanley Kubrick contributed all that to his great films.

[@autofocus4556]

Didn’t expect Takeshi Kitano. It’s been a minute since I’ve seen that guy.

[@lesgoe8908]

What a remarkablde documentary. It fulfills all the foundational info: bio, works, cultural impact, etc., but does it in a unique and engrossing style. The filmmaker interviews are constantly suprrising, informative, and moving. I am so glad that I watched this -- and that last shot of Ang Lee with the elderly Bergman took my breath away. Bravo to the producers of this film!

[@stewartjones5624]

I love Bergman and I’ll never not be sad about the way Woody Allen has been treated

[@user-ko4xz1bo9v]

So much thanks for uploading this doc 😍😍😍

[@65g4]

Thanks for uploading this great doco one of my favourite filmmakers

[@TheWhitehiker]

I much prefer a good discussion of his work that this sort of wandering around and directors making off-handed comments.

[@kasmayealemayehu6638]

Excellent Documentary!

[@malvinderkaur541]

nobody ended the documentary on note that no matter what who thinks about entertainment business, it has actually helped people pass time in crisis of pandemic, from reading books to seeing visual stories held them spell bound, make them think reflect on lot of issues, help them see other view point, bring information to homes, entertained them and visually showed how sick twisted societies all over the world has become.

[@danielyoung6630]

BRAVO! SUPERB DOC!