Bergman 100: Full Circle
December 1–30, 2018
The final installment in our yearlong celebration of the films of Ingmar Bergman features some of his greatest works, including the full-length TV version of his magnum opus, Fanny and Alexander.
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Fanny and Alexander
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Scenes from a Marriage
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The Passion of Anna
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Persona
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Past Films
Persona
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1966Digital Restoration
Saturday, December 1 7:30 PMView DetailsExploring the strange symbiosis between a speechless actress (Liv Ullmann) and her nurse companion (Bibi Andersson), this is “Bergman at his most brilliant” (Time Out).
Scenes from a Marriage
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1973Digital Restoration
Sunday, December 2 12:30 PMView DetailsBergman’s masterful reconstruction of the dissolution of a “perfect twosome” (Erland Josephson and Liv Ullmann) is “a movie of . . . extraordinary intimacy” (New York Times).
Shame
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1968Thursday, December 6 7 PMLiv Ullmann and Max von Sydow star in “Bergman’s simple, masterly vision of normal war and what it does to survivors. Set a tiny step into the future, the film has the inevitability of a common dream” (Pauline Kael).View Details
The Passion of Anna
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1970Saturday, December 8 8 PMView DetailsBergman’s second color film is one of his sparest and most straightforward, involving four people who escape to a remote Swedish island, yet remain unable to escape the injustice of the modern world. “One of Bergman’s most beautiful films” (New York Times).
Faithless
Liv Ullmann
Sweden, 2000Imported 35mm Print
Thursday, December 13 7 PMView DetailsMarriage and infidelity have rarely been treated as intelligently as in Liv Ullmann’s masterful adaptation of a screenplay by Ingmar Bergman, featuring a narcissistic filmmaker also named Bergman. “An unqualified triumph” (Los Angeles Times).
Face to Face
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1975Full-Length Television Version
Sunday, December 16 2 PMView DetailsLiv Ullmann gives a devastating performance in Bergman’s wrenching portrait of a successful psychiatrist on the brink of mental collapse. Bergman: “Regard it as a surgeon’s scalpel. Not everyone will welcome it.”
Fanny and Alexander
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1982Theatrical Version
Friday, December 21 7 PMView DetailsThis chronicle of an early twentieth-century theatrical family, told from the perspective of a young brother and sister, is comic and tragic, opulent and intellectual, mystical and autobiographical.
Fanny and Alexander
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1983Full-Length Television Version
Thursday, December 27 12 PMView DetailsA rare theatrical presentation of Bergman’s magnum opus in its full-length television version, which runs more than five hours. Bergman himself described the project as “the sum total of my life as a filmmaker.”
Persona
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden, 1966Digital Restoration
Sunday, December 30 7 PMView DetailsExploring the strange symbiosis between a speechless actress (Liv Ullmann) and her nurse companion (Bibi Andersson), this is “Bergman at his most brilliant” (Time Out).