Sven Nykvist’s Cinematography and Work With Ingmar Bergman-The Snob’s Dictionary-Vanity Fair

Entry #407, Sven Nykvist: The Swedish cinematographer who achieved renown for his work with frequent collaborator, Ingmar Bergman was known as the “master of light.” His mainstream films include What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Chaplin, and Sleepless in Seattle.
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Sven Nykvist’s Cinematography and Work With Ingmar Bergman-The Snob’s Dictionary-Vanity Fair
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American Cinematography Magazine (www.ascmag.com)
American Society of Cinematographers
The Swedish Film Institute (www.sfi.se)
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (www.oscars.org)

[@feverhousefilm]

This is a beautiful clip, however, as others have noted, Nykvist was not the cinematographer on The Seventh Seal or Wild Strawberries. Those films were lensed by Gunnar Fischer and he should be credited as such.

[@arrillagavodanovich]

Sven wasn't the cinematographer on The Seventh Seal...

[@petteringemarsson6257]

Nor was he on Wild Strawberries.

[@monwhooperinvasive8064]

Sven didn't worked on Wild Strawberries, but nice homage anyway.

[@benminhanh5926]

I think these Wild Strawberries, The Seventh Seal were the part of they talked about Bergman, not Sven's films. ;)

[@martonkis6828]

it's actaully Nükvist not Nikvist :D

[@HeavyMetalHeadMaster]

Good video, but incorrect. Nykvist did not shoot the Seventh Seal; Gunnar Fisher did.

[@shrutimandeori8124]

Wtf. Gunnar Fischer did wild strawberries and the seventh seal

[@dddavid2]

Very nice,

[@phillytheflyerable]

nick vist? wtf get out of here