EXHIBITION OPENING Last summer Thomas Broomé was an artist in residence at the Bergman Estate. With great pleasure we exhibit a suite of paintings depicting the different rooms in Ingmar Bergman’s house.

Welcome to the opening ceremony in Fårö church! Previous artist in residence at the Bergman Estate, Andreas Kleerup provides the music, and the Bergman Week is officially opened by Anna Serner, CEO of the Swedish Film Institute. (75 min)

FILM The new film by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne won the Grand Prix at last year's Cannes festival. Q&A with the directors afterwards. (120 min, SWE)

PARTY Enjoy a tasty barbeque in good company with an amazing ocean view! (90 min)

FILM A young couple travels to Fårö to meet the father of the girl. The visit devolves into a psychological nightmare in chamber play format. (105 min, ENG)

PARTY Enjoy a tasty barbeque in good company with an amazing ocean view! (90 min)

MUSIC End your evening musically together with Semmy Stahlhammer and Isabel Blommé. Klezmer, tango and even Bach! (60 min)

LECTURE Artist Markus Öhrn has brought Bergman films to Uganda to have them translated live by so called VJ's in the slum. (60 min, ENG)

CONVERSATION Belgian directors Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne in a conversation about their films and their thoughts behind them. (90 min, SWE/FRE)

FILM As their Bergman favorite the Dardenne brothers have chosen Brink of Life. A tight chamber play set in a maternity ward. (120 min, SWE)

CONVERSATION Playwright and director Suzanne Osten talks about her and Bergman's mutual fascination for the childhood years. (60 min, SWE)

During a guided bus tour we visit locations from Bergman's films, watch video clips, eat lamb burgers. And much more! (210 min)

FILM Bergman was a great admirer of Pina Bausch's work. As part of our musical theme in Dämba we screen Wim Wenders' film about the choreographer. (105 min, SWE)

FILM The dedut film by Suzanne Osten is a portrait of her mother, and also include a sharp parody of Ingmar Bergman. (120 min, ENG)

LECTURE Film-maker and author Stig Björkman brings us on a journey through Ingmar Bergman's interior and exterior landscapes. (60 min, ENG)

LECTURE Director and playwright Suzanne Osten gives a lecture on her view on Bergman – artistically, symbolically and personally. (60 min, SWE)

FILM Bergman was a great admirer of Pina Bausch's work. As part of our musical theme in Dämba we screen Wim Wenders' film about the choreographer. (105 min, SWE)

RADIO CINEMA We remember Erland Josephson, besides Max von Sydow the one actor most commonly associated with Ingmar Bergman, who passed away earlier this year. A dense radio play set on Fårö. (75 min, SWE)

During a guided bus tour we visit locations from Bergman's films, watch video clips, eat lamb burgers. And much more! (210 min)

FILM In this film, the life and creative process of the iconic director is documented on-camera for the first time. The ultimate film biography! (120 min, ENG)

FILM The film adaptation of Mozart's The Magic Flute was one of Bergman's own favorite productions. Introduction by Håkan Hagegård and Elisabeth Erikson. (135 min, SWE)

MUSIC End your evening musically together with Semmy Stahlhammer and Isabel Blommé. Klezmer, tango and even Bach! (60 min)

LECTURE With a stack of unfinished manuscripts by Bergman, Marcus Lindeen has created a play (as well as a lecture) about failure as a creative staple. (60 min, SWE)

CONVERSATION Opera singers Håkan Hagegård and Elisabeth Erikson talk to Stefan Johansson, about Bergman and opera. (60 min, SWE)

FILM Andrzej Wajda’s story about an aging conductor returning to his hometown after an international carreer was one of Bergman’s absolute favorite films. (105 min, ENG)

CONVERSATION A conversation between three film-makers with very different approaches on film and theatre. And their relations to Bergman. (60 min, SWE)

FILM A handfull of diverse and interesting films on Bergman, all in one screening. (105 min, SWE)

FILM This year's best Swedish short films, selected and presented by Tobias Åkesson, head of the Nordic Programme at Göteborg International Film Festival. (90 min, ENG)

THEATER American Demon Theater perform an exiting blend between Strindberg’s drama The Stronger and Bergman’s A Spiritual Matter (90 min, ENG)

PARTY Meet “After Bergman” winners and hang out with a new generation of film-makers at Kuten!

FILM In All the Mornings of the World music definitely takes centre stage. One of Bergman's personal favorites! (120 min, ENG)

CONVERSATION A conversation between directors Stefan Larsson and Linus Tunström about their experiences of adapting Fanny and Alexander for the stage. (90 min, SWE)

LECTURE Writer Peter Birro talks about the bond between Bergman and Strindberg, and about his own role in Sweden's dramatic landscape. (60 min, ENG)

FILM Thirty years after its premiere Fanny and Alexander we show the long version (over five hours!) of the film. Enjoy! (360 min, ENG)

During a guided bus tour we visit locations from Bergman's films, watch video clips, eat lamb burgers. And much more! (210 min)

FILM A handfull of diverse and interesting films on Bergman, all in one screening. (105 min, SWE)

THEATER American Demon Theater perform an exiting blend between Strindberg’s drama The Stronger and Bergman’s A Spiritual Matter (90 min, ENG)

STORYTELLING Retell a Bergman film in four minutes or less! Compete against a group of Bergman Week guests by summarising an Ingmar Bergman film! (60 min, SWE/ENG)

LECTURE Master tailor Kristina Makroff worked as wardrobe supervisor on the huge Fanny and Alexander production. On Fårö she talks about the exciting year of demanding work! (60 min, SWE)

FILM In the first of Bergman's Fårö documentaries, interviews with natives as well as newcomers are intercut with footage of sheep births and a look at the problems facing sparsely populated areas. (75 min, ENG)

CONVERSATION Harry Schein was a long-standing friend and conversation partner of Ingmar Bergman. Schein's ideas on the definition of quality and possible models for stately subsidised culture are once more highly pertinent. (60 min, SWE)

FILM In All the Mornings of the World music definitely takes centre stage. One of Bergman's personal favorites! (120 min, ENG)

FILM This fall, Swedish Television will broadcast six episodes of the film programme Bergman's Video. An exclusive preview at the Bergman Week! (105 min, SWE)

FILM Erland Josephson played the leading role in Andrey Tarkovsky's last film The Sacrifice shot on the island of Gotland. (180 min, ENG)

THEATER American Demon Theater perform an exiting blend between Strindberg’s drama The Stronger and Bergman’s A Spiritual Matter (90 min, ENG)

FILM Bergman was a great admirer of Pina Bausch's work. As part of our musical theme in Dämba we screen Wim Wenders' film about the choreographer. (105 min, SWE)

Get a Bergman Safari, a screening of Fårö Document (1969) in Bergman's private cinema and a membership card for just SEK 650! (SWE)

Get a Bergman Safari, a screening of Fårö Document (1969) in Bergman's private cinema and a membership card for just SEK 650! (SWE)

FILM Farming and fishing families talk about life on Fårö then and now, in the sequel to Fårö Document from 1969. (120 min, ENG)

Get a Bergman Safari, a screening of Fårö Document (1969) in Bergman's private cinema and a membership card for just SEK 650! (SWE)

FILM Andrzej Wajda’s story about an aging conductor returning to his hometown after an international carreer was one of Bergman’s absolute favorite films. (105 min, ENG)

FILM A delicate coming-of-age story by Alice Rohrwacher, winner of this year's Ingmar Bergman International Debut Award at Göteborg International Film Festival. (135 min, ENG)

CLOSING EVENT In accordance with tradition we end the Bergman Week with our so called Rauk Theatre at Gamlehamn. This year we listen to The Dutchman, a Strindberg play in a Bergman production from 1947. (90 min, SWE)