I thoroughly enjoyed re-seeing this one in the way it should be experienced......in GLORIOUS 35mm

This was truly a one-of-a-kind experience...this film - although raw and sometimes disturbing, is a masterpiece - it now ranks as perhaps Bergman's best in my eyes.

The ACMI in Melbourne did an Essential Bergman series earlier this year, and I 'happened to be in town' for a swap meet...

Ole

https://www.acmi.net.au/film/past-film-p...david-stratton/

I must admit not my favourite of Directors, but it is great that our member can view his film in the best of formats, long may it continue,
go for it Ole, well done that man.

I am sad to agree. I have only seen Smultronstellet (Wild Strawberries) and found it a bit boring, really. I do want to see Det Sjuende Innseglet (The Seventh Seal) at least, before I say I don't like him.

I am more fan of one he inspired myself, Woody Allen. Especially the older ones, absolutely hilarious or gloomy (September, Another Woman and so on)

Nothing like a bit of Existentialism on film to keep you interested. Brilliant films and I have shown many of them in the Cinema.