Bergman: A Year in a Life

Synopsis

Bergman: A Year in a Life takes audiences on a captivating journey through the life and work of the legendary Swedish filmmaker, Ingmar Bergman. This documentary delves deep into the year 1957, a crucial period for Bergman, providing an intimate look at the creative process behind some of his most iconic films. With archival footage, interviews, and insightful commentary, the film offers a rich exploration of Bergman's artistry, personal struggles, and the profound impact he had on world cinema. Directed by Jane Magnusson and featuring Lena Endre, the documentary presents a unique perspective on the genius of Bergman and his enduring legacy.

Cast

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  Jane Magnusson

  Self - Narrator (voice)

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  Agneta Ekmanner

  Self

• Anders Thunberg

  Self

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  Anita Haglöf

  Self

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  Antonia Pyk

  Self

• Arne Strömgren

  Self

Reviews

Bergman: A Year in a Life has been widely praised by critics for its engaging narrative and profound insights into the life of Ingmar Bergman. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a perfect score of 100%, with critics lauding its meticulous research and compelling storytelling. IMDb users rated it 7.4/10, highlighting the film's archival footage and Lena Endre's captivating performance. The Guardian hailed it as 'a fascinating portrait of a master filmmaker,' while Indiewire described it as 'a must-see for cinephiles.' Variety commended the film for its depth and emotional honesty, making it a must-watch for fans of Bergman and cinema history.