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Together with actors Eva Röse and Olle Sarri we explore the role of the clown and the actor in the work of Ingmar Bergman’s films, from Sawdust and Tinsel to The Seventh Seal among others. What are t...

The idea for the awarded Best Swedish film of the year was born in an Albanian café. Paradise is Burning about three wayward sisters went on to nab the Best Director award in Venice. “Maximalist soci...

A conversation about the darker strands and occult elements in the works of Ingmar Bergman. Demons, phantoms, rites and satanic symbols blend in a conversation with Per Faxneld, Associate Professor in...

Meet director /scriptwriter Mattias J. Skoglund and producer Siri Hjorton Wagner in a conversation about turning Mats Strandberg’s highly successful novel “The Home” into a horror movie, based on Gotl...

Bergman’s film debut, directed by Alf Sjöberg, scripted by Bergman. To a large extent Torment is based on his recollections of his much hated school days, with a sadistic Latin teacher in focus. The ...

Norwegian director Dag Johan Haugerud has garnered a considerable amount of awards for his earlier films Beware of Children and I Belong. Now he is charming the film world with an original trilogy on ...

She made her acting debut as “Renate” in Oslo July 31 by Joachim Trier. Since being chosen Best actress in Cannes 2021 for her role in Trier’s The Worst Person in the World her international break- th...

Legendary theatre and film director Suzanne Osten has a complicated relationship to Ingmar Bergman. Now it’s time for the final settlement with the canonized director! In the shape and form of a comed...

The drama, featuring Renate Reinsve in the lead, is set in an elementary school. On one of the last days before the summer holidays, something happens between the six-year- olds Armand and his best fr...

Malin Isaksson has written a book about her grandmother, well-known author Ulla Isaksson, who besides novels, dramas and biographies, also wrote the scripts for three of Ingmar Bergman’s films – Oscar...