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The films of Swedish director Ingmar Bergman are renowned for their largely spare and stark aesthetic, an existential framework, and plots driven by a fascination with death and the moral torments of the human soul. Birgitta Steene offers here in Ingmar Bergman: A Reference Guide an essential and unparalleled resource on the life and work of Bergman. Plumbing the depths of these trademark Bergman themes, Steene traces as well the indelible mark he left on world cinema through his other cinematographic work and writings. Over the decades, Bergman's stature and image have evolved in fascinating ways—an iconoclast of the 1950s, a bourgeois traditionalist of the 1960s, and an icon in the 1980s. This exhaustive compendium considers each phase of his career, exploring his deep and vast oeuvre in all its controversy and complexity, and analyzes his intriguing and unique motifs such as his efforts to expose dead conventions and his portrayals of Woman as the archetype of humanity. As well as providing a detailed account of Bergman's life and chronicling his career as a filmmaker and theater director, including his work for television, Steene offers transcripts of some of the numerous interviews and conversations she conducted with Bergman. Writings by and about Bergman and a detailed chronological survey of his film and theatrical work completes this eminently readable and thoroughly researched volume. A wide-ranging and groundbreaking work of film history, Ingmar Bergman is the definitive reference for scholars of the Scandinavian master. (20041101) Table of Contents 6 Acknowledgements 10 Preface 12 Chapter I Life and Work 24 The Family Setting 24 Debut and Formative Years 34 Artistic Breakthrough at Home and Abroad 38 Religious Crisis 39 Discovery of Fårö 40 The Critical Sixties: The Artist Syndrome 42 Discovery of Television 44 Exile 45 Return to Sweden and Closure 46 Chapter II The Writer 50 The Writer of Prose Fiction 64 Ingmar Bergman: Cinéma d’auteur 50 The Young Playwright 59 Post-filmmaking Prose 65 List of Bergman’s Written Work 67 Chapter III The Filmmaker 132 Enter the Magician 133 Swedish Filmmaking during Bergman’s Formative Years 134 Ingmar Bergman: Filmmaking Credo 138 Ingmar Bergman’s Films: Grouping of a Lifelong Production 142 Chapter IV Filmography 156 Synopses, Credits, Commentaries and Reception Record 156 Foreign Titles of Ingmar Bergman Films 354 Ingmar Bergman as Film Producer 370 Chapter V Ingmar Bergman and the Media 372 Radio Productions 372 Television Works 408 Chapter VI Ingmar Bergman in the Theatre 456 Part I An Overview 457 Part II Stage Productions by Ingmar Bergman 474 Mäster Olofsgården, 1938-40 474 Stockholm Student Theatre, 1940-43 486 North Latin School, 1941-1942 494 Civic Centre & Sago Theatre, 1941-42 496 Open Air Theatre (Folkparksteatern), 1943 506 The Dramatists Studio (Dramatikerstudion), 1943-44 507 The Boulevard Theatre, 1944 512 Hälsingborg City Theatre, 1944-46 514 Göteborg City Theatre, 1946-50 531 Intima Theatre, Stockholm, 1950-51 550 Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten), 1951 553 Folksparkteatern, 1951 555 Norrköping-Linköping City Theatre, 1951 556 Malmö City Theatre, 1952-58 557 Dramaten, 1961-1976 597 Head of Dramaten, 1963-1966 600 Munich Residenztheater, 1977-1984 651 Return to Dramaten, 1984-2003 669 Opera/Ballet 764 Chapter VII Theatre and Media Bibliography, 1940-2004 774 Chart over Bergman’s Theatre, Opera, TV, and Radio Productions 817 Chapter VIII Interviews with Ingmar Bergman 828 Chapter IX Works on Ingmar Bergman 880 Chapter X Varia 1032 Media Documentaries on Ingmar Bergman 1032 Stage and Screen Performances by Ingmar Bergman 1036 Awards and Tributes 1039 Awards for individual Films 1046 Archival Sources 1050 Ingmar Bergman’s Writings 1050 Ingmar Bergman’s Films 1050 Ingmar Bergman’s Radio Play Productions and TV Work 1053 Ingmar Bergman’s Theatre Productions 1054 Indexes 1057 Subject Index 1056 Subject Index Supplement: Literature on Bergman 1072 Title Index 1078 Name Index 1106 The films of Swedish director Ingmar Bergman are renowned for their largely spare and stark aesthetic, an existential framework, and plots driven by a fascination with death and the moral torments of the human soul. Birgitta Steene offers here in __Ingmar Bergman: A Reference Guide__ an essential and unparalleled resource on the life and work of Bergman. Plumbing the depths of these trademark Bergman themes, Steene traces as well the indelible mark he left on world cinema through his other cinematographic work and writings. Over the decades, Bergman's stature and image have evolved in fascinating ways - an iconoclast of the 1950s, a bourgeois traditionalist of the 1960s, and an icon in the 1980s. This exhaustive compendium considers each phase of his career, exploring his deep and vast oeuvre in all its controversy and complexity, and analyzes his intriguing and unique motifs such as his efforts to expose dead conventions and his portrayals of Woman as the archetype of humanity. As well as providing a detailed account of Bergman's life and chronicling his career as a filmmaker and theater director, including his work for television, Steene offers transcripts of some of the numerous interviews and conversations she conducted with Bergman. Writings by and about Bergman and a detailed chronological survey of his film and theatrical work completes this eminently readable and thoroughly researched volume. A wide-ranging and groundbreaking work of film history, __Ingmar Bergman__ is the definitive reference for scholars of the Scandinavian master. Since the 1940s when he first made his appearance in the Swedish film and theatre world, Ingmar Bergman has produced a large body of work for the screen, the stage and the print media. He has made more than fifty films, set up some two hundred theatre, TV and radio productions, and published scripts, plays, fiction and memoirs. His reputation today is worldwide and he takes his place in the annals of film, theatre and television history. This exhaustive compendium covers Bergman's life, his cultural background and his entire artistic career. Individual chapters deal with his contributions to the cinema, the theatre, radio and television as well as his authorship. The material includes references to his unpublished work housed under the auspices of the Ingmar Bergman Foundation at the Swedish Film Institute. The Reference Guide also contains extensive annotated bibliographies of interviews and critical writings on Ingmar Bergman. It is the ultimate source for all scholars of the Scandinavian master. A critical overview and an annotated record of the career of the Swedish filmmaker, stage director and author, written by a world authority on Bergman This exhaustive compendium covers Ingmar Bergman's life, his cultural background and his entire artistic career. Individual chapters deal with his contributions to the cinema, the theatre, radio and television as well as his authorship. It also contains extensive annotated bibliographies of interviews and critical writings on Ingmar Bergman

Exhaustive compendium by one of the world's foremost experts on the Swedish master covers Bergman's life, his cultural background, his entire artistic career and extensive annotated bibliographies of interviews and critical writings on Bergman.

Birgitta Steene. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. Text In English With Quoted Passages In Swedish Also Translated Into English. Ingmar Bergman Birgitta Steele, Sweden Twayne's World Authors Series A Survey of the Worlds Literature 1968