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592 pages : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 31x42 cm. + 1 1videodisc (114 min. : sound, color & black and white ; 4 3/4 in.)
Foreword: Let the show begin... / by Erland Josephson -- The apprentice. Torment ; Crisis ; It rains on our love ; A ship to India ; Music in darkness ; Port of call ; Prison ; Thirst ; To joy ; This can't happen here ; Complete chronology, 1918-1951 -- A double life. Summer interlude ; Waiting women ; Summer with Monika ; Sawdust and tinsel ; A lesson in love ; Dreams ; Smiles of a summer night ; Complete chronology, 1951-1956 -- The magician. The seventh seal ; Wild strawberries ; Brink of life ; The face ; The virgin spring ; The devil's eye ; Complete chronology, 1957-1961 -- The doubter. Through a glass darkly ; Winter light ; The silence ; Complete chronology, 1961-1964 -- Mysteries. All these women ; Persona ; Hour of the wolf ; Shame ; The ritual ; A passion ; The touch ; Cries and whispers ; Scenes from a marriage ; The magic flute ; Face to face ; Complete chronology, 1964-1977 -- Bergmanstrasse. The serpent's egg ; Autumn sonata ; From the life of the marionettes ; Fanny and Alexander ; Complete chronology, 1977-1983 -- Ghosts, devils, & demons. After the rehearsal ; The blessed ones ; In the presence of a clown ; The image makers ; Saraband ; Complete chronology, 1984-2004 -- Appendix. Biography 1918-2007 ; Contributors' biographies ; Three questions: interview with Ingmar Bergman -- DVD. Pt. 1: Ingmar Bergman's silent home movies (18 mins.) ; Sawdust and tinsel (1953) ; The seventh seal (1957) ; Through a glass darkly (1961) / commentary by Marie Nyreröd -- Pt. 2: Behind the scenes of Autumn sonata (20 mins.) / photographed by Arne Carlsson -- Pt. 3: An image maker (32 mins.): behind the scenes of documentary / by Bengt Wanselius -- Pt. 4: A video diary of Saraband (44 mins.) / by Torbjörn Ehrnvall.
edited by Paul Duncan and Bengt Wanselius ; contributing editors, Birgitta Steene, Peter Cowie, Bengt Forslund, and Ulla Åberg ; directed and produced by Benedikt Taschen.
"This strip of frames from Fanny and Alexander was cut from a 35 mm print played on Ingmar Bergman's projector." -- page 1.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 587-589).