The Souvenir
With the combined efforts of Hogg, Swinton Byrne and Burke, The Souvenir recreates the sensation of riding an emotional coaster with an unstable partner.
Gunnar Bjornstrand
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Fanny and Alexander (1983)
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Filip Landahl
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Face to Face (1976)
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Grandpa
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Hagbard and Signe / The Red Mantle (1968)
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King Sigvor
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Through a Glass Darkly (1961)
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David
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On the set with Ingmar Bergman
Stockholm, 1975 -- When he is in Stockholm, Ingmar Bergman lives in a new apartment complex called Karlapan. It's comfortable, not ostentatious; Bergman doesn't often have friends in because he considers it not a home but a dormitory to sleep in while he's making a film. His wife Ingrid prepares meals there, but if the Bergmans entertain it is more likely to be at his customary table in the Theater Grill, a stately restaurant directly across the street from the back door of the Royal Dramatic Theater. The table is not easily found, or seen; it is behind a large mirrored post, so that Bergman, who can see everyone in the room, is all but invisible.
