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• 4 April, 2012 18:13

  The Bergman Week programme is released!

  The Belgian filmmaking brothers Dardenne have become the modern fixtures of contemporary European cinema. Although their films are scarce in dialogue, their lyrical portrayals of people on the outskirts of society are unmistakably and uniquely dardennesque. It is with great pride and joy we welcome Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne as our guests at this year’s edition of the Bergman Week – indeed their first visit to Sweden. Book your tickets here!

  

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• 12 March, 2012 11:06

  Bergman Center receives 3 million SEK

  Through 2012 to 2014, The Bergman Center on Fårö arranges Child and Childhood, a project financed by the Swedish Inheritance Fund and Beijerstiftelsen (The Beijer foundation).

  The project consists of four building blocks: the Creative Workshop, the Drawing Room (exhibition), Theatre Construction and Learning. The activities are developed in collaboration with children, youths and teachers at Gotland’s pre-schools and schools.

  

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• 5 July, 2011 16:10

  Sneak preview from the Bergman safari!

  Visit the locations and discover one of Sweden’s most famed artistic talents in one of Sweden’s most distinctive landscapes. Go on a film safari to Ingmar Bergman’s Fårö! See a sneak preview of the safari below and book your tickets here: www.bergmancenter.se/en/book-bergman-experience/activities

  

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• 4 July, 2011 15:23

  Record attendance at the summer’s Bergman Week!

  Sunday night, the eighth edition of the Bergman Week on Fårö wrapped with a sound installation on the theme of ”The Sounds of Bergman’s landscape” amongst the ”rauks” (huge lime stones) on the island. The arrangers were content with ticket sales having increased 20 percent from the previous year.

  

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• 15 June, 2011 11:00

  Fårö Document released on dvd for the first time!

  Bergman’s documentary about the Baltic isle of Fårö is a time capsule of life on the tiny island at the end of the 1960s. It is a unique film featuring Fårö residents in the main roles and Ingmar Bergman as a socially committed reporter engaging in the fabric of a small rural society. Fårö Document, a field trip into Bergman territory with a political edge, is one of his lesser known films.

  

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