The MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOTS of INGMAR BERGMAN Movies

This video is Ingmar Bergman tribute.
The video showcases best cinematic shots from Ingmar Bergman films.
The shots used from Ingmar Bergman movies are as follows -
A Lesson in Love, A Ship Bound for India, All These Women, Autumn Sonata, Cries and Whispers, Crisis, Dreams, Face to Face, Fanny and Alexander, From the Life of the Marionettes, Hour of the Wolf, Persona, Port Of Call, Scenes from a Marriage, Secrets of Women, Shame, Smiles of a Summer Night, Summer Interlude, Summer With Monika, The Devil's Eye, The Magician, The Passion of Anna, The Rite, The Serpent's Egg, The Seventh Seal, The Silence, The Touch, The Virgin Spring, Thirst, Through A Glass Darkly, To Joy, Wild Strawberries, Winter Light.
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Ingmar Bergman was a Swedish filmmaker who produced, directed and written over sixty full length features, short films, documentaries altogether. He is considered one of the most brilliant and influential filmmaker of all times.
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[@georgesealy4706]

I met Liv Ullmann back in the 1970s. She was in Baltimore for a book signing. I worked a few blocks away, so I went to the event. Not a lot of people knew who she was, so I had the opportunity to talk with her for a few minutes. She was very nice, humble, and soft spoken. One would never guess her international notoriety. Over the years and moving many times, I lost the book she signed. Too bad.

[@ChancellorM1YT]

greatest thumbnail of all time

[@staffansoderberg1007]

Love your shots! I grew up with Ingmar Bergmans films and all the actors. This shots make me melancholic but also happy. Thanks!

[@Adyfilk]

🙏👍

[@jeanettesdaughter]

Incredible. Thoughts, consciousness on film. The present moments! I’ll never forget the chess game, the face on the right, the back of the head on the left, the triangle of light in between from Persona. He does the medium two shot shot and the closer in profile better than anyone. And even a minimalist screen with one moving object!

[@Adyfilk]

Agreed! The two shots in his films are always brilliant.👍

[@65g4]

Great video ive seen 15 of his films now amazing director one of the greats. My favourites are The Seventh Seal Wild Strawberries Cries and Whispers and Persona. I still have many to see

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks! 🙏

[@ikmarchini]

For me his greatest film, and I've not seen them all - he was so prolific is Fanny and Alexander, which is sort of an autobiography. The scene when the father dies and the widow, screaming, walks in and out of shot seen through partially open doors is spine chilling. Again, great choices.

[@Adyfilk]

🙏👍

[@ikmarchini]

@sbzjp3w984 You could lick it.

[@fullmetta2764]

Well done. More from Wild Strawberries and Winter Light in my personal version of this.

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏👍

[@ernestjoshuebalbin5681]

Great collections sir, you're such an underrated masterpiece :) keep vlogging, I'm one of your fan from the Philippines, I love FILMS around the world :)

[@Adyfilk]

Great!👍 And thanks so much for the appreciation.🙏

[@rodrigovalerosancho2234]

As somebody pointed out, I miss Hour of the Wolf. Happy to see the very much maligned Serpent’s Egg, I love the twist at the end and the atmosphere of the Weimar Republic falling to pieces is very good. I have seen you doing Fellini also. What about Buñuel, Greenaway, Fassbinder, Pasolini, Haneke, Von Trier, Alexei German, Sam Peckinpah, Svankmajer, Kurosawa, Bella Tarr, Herzog, Kusturica, Zhang Yimou, Fritz Lang...? The list could go on and on. I like your taste. I am jumping now to see your rendition to Tarkovsky.

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏 Sure. I will work on the videos on these filmmakers. I will try to upload cinematic shots of Buñuel soon.

[@Aguamarina38]

Great fillmakers of 20th Century. You have a very good taste by cinema means.

[@dd1530]

Please Hitchcock, Kubrick, Wilder and Fellini!

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks for the suggestions.🙏 Sure. I will upload the 'Best Cinematic Shots' videos with these filmmakers soon.👍

[@Gurci28]

3:14

[@Gurci28]

The 50 Greatest Film Directors of All Time (alphabetical, unranked) Source: Filmsite

[@佐伯佑二-e4y]

尊敬を通り越して、畏敬する最も好きな監督です。

[@sergioreyes298]

I wish this video could go on for hours. But we have his films for that. I have yet so many Bergman films to watch. Someone mentioned cinematographer Nykvist and of course that's half the equation right there! Bergman and Fellini: give me that and I won't bother you again.

[@hashirkareem]

Adyflik, your work is truly wonderful. These are some of the finest montages I've seen on you tube. Perfect begining and ending! A fitting tribute to the greatest film-maker of all time!

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks so much!🙏 True. Ingmar Bergman is one of the greatest filmmakers ever.👍

[@WiEar]

To me the greatest of them all is Bresson. Followed by Bergman, and then Tarkovski. And then there are, Fellini, Wenders, Kurosawa, Antonioni, and Parajanov. And then there are, Jean-Pierre Melville, and Mike van Diem. And then there is the King of the B-movie: Roger Corman!

[@dubbelhenke854]

Persona is an artistic and photographic masterpiece of the highest order. The train scenes in Silence are unforgettable.

[@flowerpowergarden]

A breathtaking introduction to Bergmans world

[@peteraccettola1974]

Wow ! Thank you for that beautiful interlude of images and music.

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks! 🙏👍

[@stuartwray6175]

The grandiose music is off-putting.

[@melquizedec]

*WHERE THE HECK IS THE HOTTIE OF THE THUMBNAIL, GODDAMIT?!!!*

[@torinomilano2062]

Superbe hommage à Ingmar Bergman

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏👍

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

This channel deserve more recognition

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks so much!🙏👍

[@andrewmacdonald8076]

Yes, beautiful stuff 🥝🇳🇿🤔

[@armenarmenyan6171]

Great job 👏 Please make a video about Parajanov and Tarkovsky.

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏 Sure. But there is already a video on Tarkovsky. Here is the link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqHdgXdvhLOeZs0 👍

[@АнатолийГаврилов-х8в]

Эту женщину Бог создал.

[@judyneville616]

Outstanding filmaker

[@sweetjane5033]

lighting is perfect! love close-ups… the face says everything!!

[@Madridme3]

Most film and video photography is such crap today. Yet those doing it think it's innovative and art. BS

[@maxgutierrez3570]

Not even one shot from "Hour of the Wolf". Unforgivable.

[@rodrigovalerosancho2234]

I was thinking that. Still a very good collage.

[@profd65]

Make your own video.

[@mbiriviri]

The music is just so wrong for this context-how can you love Bergman films and tack on that overdone music…

[@Gurci28]

The reason filmmakers like genres is that they offer them codes and formulas. By using those formulas, they can crank out certain types of film for a ready-made public. Source: Quizlet

[@Gurci28]

1:44

[@조우혁-c7m]

I'm really enjoying your videos. Bergman's and Tarkovsky's were my best. I hope you will make a video of Dreyer's films one day

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks so much!🙏 Sure. I will try to work on the video of 'Carl Theodor Dreyer'.👍

[@mygoditsfullofstars9148]

Fraiser : `the films of Ingmar Bergman... Norm : `boy who could forget her in Casablanca` Fraiser :`no you`re thinking of Ingrid Bergman,not Ingmar Bergman` Woody : Ingmar Bergman...the boxer?` Cliff: `no Woody you`re thinking of Ingmar Johanson` Sam : you mean the guy who knocked out Floyd Patterson`? Norm : `no no Sonny Liston knocked out Floyd Patterson`. Customer 1: `then who knocked out Johanson ?` Norm : `Patterson` Customer 2 :`before Liston?` Norm : `no Johanson knocked out Liston` Cliff : `then who knocked out Patterson?` Woody: `was it Ingrid Bergman?` Customer 1 : `no no Ingrid Bergman....` Fraiser :`SHUT UP SHUT UP not one more word,I came in here to discuss Ingmar Bergman not start an Abbot and Costello routine` Norm;`actually I thought it was more like Martin and Lewis` Sam: `you mean Joe Lewis` Cliff: `OH he is the one who knocked out Floyd Patterson` Woody : `then who knocked out Lou Costello?` Fraiser ; `apparently Ingrid Bergman` (exits) Woody : `boy she was tougher than she looked`

[@Adyfilk]

Hahaha..'Cheers' is one of the greatest sitcoms ever.👍

[@brakeduster]

Hey Adylfik..... I like your style! 😊

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks so much!🙏👍

[@basudhabandyopadhyay4624]

A Well-Made & Indeed Engaging Video.... You Picked My Favorite Sequence From Virgin Spring.... Thanks For That

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks so much!🙏👍

[@basudhabandyopadhyay4624]

@@Adyfilk Keep Enriching Us, The Cine-Passionists, With Such Distinctive Videos For Always👍👍👍

[@Adyfilk]

@@basudhabandyopadhyay4624 🙏👍

[@joe_witt_5677]

Great Video but Why is there Fanny and Alexander only once. I mean it‘s one of the most beautiful Movies in Film history.

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks! True. The cinematography of Fanny and Alexander is fantastic. I decided to use more shots of it, but somehow could not fit them in the timeline. If I will make a second part of this video, then surely will use more shots of the film. 👍

[@joe_witt_5677]

@@Adyfilk thank you for your anwser.

[@Adyfilk]

🙏👍

[@poetcomic1]

@@Adyfilk Bergman's edited theater version though - the longer TV version is a bore.

[@Adyfilk]

@@poetcomic1 Ok.👍

[@scotttully8572]

Beautiful compilation, but I'm missing two of my favorites from Stardust & Tinsel: the opening shot with the tragic clown on the beach and the shot inside the tent between the two suitors. 👏

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏 If I will create a second part of this video, then I will try to include the shots that you have mentioned.👍

[@philbutcher6959]

@@Adyfilk Pop in anything from the dream at the beginning of Wild Strawberries.

[@Adyfilk]

@@philbutcher6959 Sure.👍

[@WiEar]

Especially the scene with the horse drawn hearse, in which the screeching sound of its coil springs turns into tye crying sound of a baby; never were death and new life so near to each other, so close ...

[@RJ-bn5uw]

Thanks for putting this together .

[@Adyfilk]

🙏👍

[@countalma9800]

Amazing, but why only one shot from Fanny and Alexander??

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks🙏. Yes, I could have used more shots from it, but somehow could not fit them in the timeline.👍

[@Mrpallekuling]

"We make each other alive; it doesn't make a difference if it hurts." (IB)

[@charliestewart5164]

Which film is the line from? I'm not sure, as I haven't been lucky enough to see all of Bergman's films yet. Thanks in advance :)

[@Mrpallekuling]

@@charliestewart5164 It's not from a film, it's something IB either said or wrote

[@charliestewart5164]

@@Mrpallekuling Thanks Palle, I was mistaken thinking it was fm 1 of Ingmar's films.

[@reyahhh6245]

wow this is so amazing! Thank you so much for this!!

[@Adyfilk]

Glad you like it! Thanks🙏👍

[@Gurci28]

Liv Ullmann has been an international star since 1966’s Ingmar Bergman’s arthouse hit “Persona”; indeed, she is best-known for her collaborations with Bergman, acting in 10 of his films, and directing two of his screenplays - By Tim Gray Source: Variety

[@jens8238]

Too many clips and too short! (The pictures change all the time). Please chose 10 clips and let them roll, for minimum 30 seconds

[@johnhaggerty4396]

Every town ought to have a theatre that only shows Bergman & the great directors .. Italian, French, Polish, Czech, German, English ...

[@Adyfilk]

👍

[@和男田村-z8q]

ベルイマン、大人の映画でした…😔彼の映画で、ヨーロッパを少し解ったと、自分では勝手に思っています…😔

[@andreishulga1170]

Таких больше нет и не будет!

[@Funkywallot]

Forever greatful to my auntie,who introduced me to Bergman and after wards discussion what we watched. As a 12 year old kid it was tremendously confusing at the beginning, in a otherwise shallow 100% pop culture surrounding. But it all makes sense.

[@chuttuntchumnong6396]

it's the art not 0nly movie.

[@Funkywallot]

Recently I got this complete Bergman box into my video library (Cost an arm and a leg) And I like his movies from the 40´s a lot, when he was heavily into neo-realism Italian style influenced. Charming and relatable with social commentary in the dark parts. Of course they cant hold up a candle against unique movies like Wild Strawberrys , Persona or Hour of the Wolf but that was 20 years before. An eternity in film making

[@antoinecalloud6547]

Great video! From which movie is the miniature of this vid taken from?

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏It is from 'Summer with Monika'👍

[@alsisaev]

Cool! But music(

[@user-tf9fh4sy4c]

There were scenes in there where I was waiting for an ABBA track to cut in.

[@postmodernrecycler]

Would have been better than the trite TCM channel bombastic music used here.

[@josequinonesrobles1415]

La que quedó en mis recuerdos fue "El 7mo selló"

[@nicolasmeylan8764]

what is the name of the music pls 🙏

[@shirleebusch1459]

I learned black and white photography from watching Bergman.

[@RajSingh-cw7hn]

Do Sergio leone, Stanley Kubrick, starwars,

[@Adyfilk]

Ok. Thanks for the suggestions.👍

[@ELIOSANFELIU]

Adyflik:::Congrats for your so beautiful job¡¡

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏👍

[@pawnpipe]

Wonderful. Thank you. I love the last sequence of "Summer Interlude." The shot of the ballerina standing tall in her toe shoes and kissing the man was passed down to "An Affair to Remember" (L. McCarey), "Black Swan" (D. Aronofsky) and "The Boy and the Heron" (H. Miyazaki).

[@josebasterrica3358]

Alguien se acuerda de el me refiero a las nuevas generaciones los nuevos cineastas piensan que el cine empezó con Tarantino fantoches

[@cleocatra9324]

I think of his films as elegant and timeless quality

[@stefano4170]

I love your videos but a lot of Bergman's best shots is missing here

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏May be, If I will create a second part of this video, then I will try to include those other missing shots.👍

[@dq405]

You left out the "midnight sun / conversation in the forest" sequence from HOUR OF THE WOLF, the hotel corridor sequences from THE SILENCE, the church window sunburst from WINTER LIGHT, the God Room scenes from THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY...!

[@golemfw6375]

Nadie retrata mejor al ser y su condición que bergman

[@brauliomorrison]

A+++

[@Arashkaman128]

❤❤❤

[@Gurci28]

His films were personal, constantly rehashing and reworking the same preoccupations, from existential crises about the meaning of life and the silence of god, to a fleshy, sexually-driven humanity - jealousy, humiliation, guilt and cruelty recur time and again. - By Alex Barrett Source: BFI

[@edoardosampaoli4198]

my life is cinema

[@HerEvilTwin]

Poor choice of music, doesn’t do the clips justice.

[@himanshu1217]

Background music name?

[@Adyfilk]

The soundtrack used - 1) Cinema by SilverHoof 2) Cinematic Adventure Epic Music by MusicalSmile.👍

[@fernandacardoso3732]

💙🩵💛💜🩵💥💥

[@cogitoergosum9748]

женщины прекрасны

[@niltonhessel]

👏👏👏

[@Adyfilk]

👍

[@tonyromano6220]

I had a crush on her as a child!

[@Archebuse]

Non mais merde. Avec cette musique ? Mais c'est atroce ! Et pourquoi pas Bela Tarr avec du Hanz Zimmer tant qu'on y est ?

[@Gurci28]

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[@63MGB1]

Beautiful! Looked like you covered almost all of his films. Didn't see anything from the film "Prison" but maybe one or two others were missing.

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks! 🙏Yes, I was not able to find 5 films directed by him and 'Prison' is one of them.👍

[@zingleraster9124]

Who is the woman in the thumbnail?

[@Adyfilk]

'Harriet Andersson' from 'Summer with Monika (1953)'👍

[@jimreed6875]

Wow. Those really were beautiful.

[@trungduong3665]

can i get the original music link plz 🥺

[@VISHALKUMAR-ps2hb]

Hi, can I please know about the music u have used here.

[@Adyfilk]

Hi. The songs used in this video are- 1) Cinema by SilverHoof 2) Cinematic Adventure Epic Music by MusicalSmile.👍

[@Johlibaptist]

Most enjoyable. Thanks. Tack. Vackert!

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏👍

[@mouritsa22]

Could you please tell me what music is this that I hear at the background? (what group or artist)

[@Adyfilk]

The songs used in this video are- 1) Cinema by SilverHoof 2) Cinematic Adventure Epic Music by MusicalSmile.👍

[@mouritsa22]

@@Adyfilk Thank you!

[@apurvasharma3422]

Thank you.

[@Adyfilk]

🙏

[@robertking7126]

Good idea!

[@Adyfilk]

🙏👍

[@charliestewart5164]

Can you recommend a best source or stream for Ingmar Bergman's films?.. and the other great filmmakers? I'm curious to know your opinion of DeSica in total, but especially 'The Bicycle Thieves'?.. at least on 'story' or interpretation? Bergman gave the world rare insights, clues via the surreal, truthful dimensions of feeling, so in touch w/all of us & so much more. Thanks for the cool video Ady !!!👦

[@Adyfilk]

Thanks!🙏 You can download/watch these films at YTS/MUBI/Criterion. Some of these films are available on KZbin as well. 'The Bicycle Thieves' was one of first Italian/European films I ever saw. I was absolutely stunned by it, especially by the ending of the film. The father getting beaten by the crowd and then father and son walking together without saying anything could be easily termed as one of the best cinematic moments in the history of cinema. I will also try to work on the video of Vittorio De Sica, as soon as I will find more films of him in HD. Also, regarding Ingmar Bergman - though these films are more than 50 years old, the shots and style still look much more modern considering most of the recent films produced.👍

[@charliestewart5164]

@@Adyfilk Really fine points Palle, look forward to your piece on De Sica and I agree, Bergman's work presented the style of today, as he somehow knew it would be. Glimpses he gave us, into a world to come, the now. Thanks again.

[@hrvojenimac8076]

Kroz tvoje oci beng beng

[@malvinderkaur541]

I have seen long time back in Munich that time I was a kid, sensibilities mature, but would love to watch all of these, the best cinema times, when movies had real intellect, thoughtfulness something which remained with you long after film was over , to chew upon and request to the crazy insane psychosis of uploads now need to back off, of course I love my own heritage culture I am done with them in personal life, I am strictly international person with different sensibility that marginal group which can be polite pleasant helpful to everybody and can work with them also, but thrives only with same wavelength in views in personal space intimate life, and if disconnect happens its just over for me, am not the regular everyday groups of world, and love to help all who are not abusive groups which has been unleashed on so many communities by black white insanity club of USA and others they shall never have acceptance from me and that finality remains.

[@acdragonrider]

Not sure if I missed it but I didn’t see Hour of the wolf

[@Adyfilk]

Yes. Somehow, I was not able to include shots from 'Hour of the Wolf'. But, I will surely use shots from it, if I will create second part of this video.👍

[@hemantkumarparashar5198]

Very nice shots everyone frame. Very very thanks.

[@Adyfilk]

🙏👍

[@malvinderkaur541]

genuine Asian Indian or others intellect is very sorted out deep and good, and should be read with open mind it actually already foretold problems and gave solutions , problems which still exist and have magnified to monster levels in world.

[@pacsmaniac5589]

Yes

[@franzhaas3712]

Perfection.

[@mono77879]

偉大な映画監督です。彼の数ある珠玉の作品群の中でも「第七の封印」「鏡の中にある如く」「ペルソナ」が私のお気に入りです。 日本映画の監督、黒澤明、小津安二郎、溝口健二の紹介もよろしくお願いします。

[@Adyfilk]

Sure. I will try to work on the videos of these Japanese filmmakers soon.👍

[@mono77879]

@@Adyfilk ありがとうございます。

[@和男田村-z8q]

私は『叫びとささやき』デス…😔でも、岩波ホール様大変お世話になりました…😔

[@teixeirahellas]

❣

[@diegom-a7970]

Beautiful

[@Adyfilk]

👍

[@jamesivie5717]

These are the best?

[@michaelzumpano7318]

It’s overwhelming, the sensitivity of her judgement, how she romanticized and celebrated the human experience. Some people shouldn’t pass from this earth.

[@Aervund]

It's a man

[@JorgeItuarte]

@@Aervund LOL!!! This was classic.

[@plhighhhh]

The music.....make me gtfo...

[@aronichakraborty5192]

Please make one for Vittori De Sica and Ritwik Ghatak

[@Adyfilk]

Sure.👍

[@anarchic_ramblings]

The music ruins it.

[@Gurci28]

0:05

[@musimages23]

i could think of and provide better music than chosen here! the clips are beautiful! but completely spoiled by this sdtrack I suggest oyu tune into my ch for real scadinavian music that would fit? and turn to sdtrck of this off!!

[@J3unG]

Any chance to see this colourized? That would be hella dope.

[@Adyfilk]

It is a very complex process. But I can try on a few clips. If the output turns out to be fine, then I will try to upload them.👍

[@63MGB1]

You're joking, right?

[@ivan.freire202]

Cult.