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Bergman: A Year in the Life

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First published at 20:39 UTC on February 19th, 2020.

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A 2019 BBC Arts Documentary hosted by Jane Magnusson as part of BBC Arena series.

Documentary that reveals a darker, less well-known side of film director Ingmar Bergman.
Focusing on 1957, a landmark year in which Bergman directed two films and fou…

A 2019 BBC Arts Documentary hosted by Jane Magnusson as part of BBC Arena series.

Documentary that reveals a darker, less well-known side of film director Ingmar Bergman.
Focusing on 1957, a landmark year in which Bergman directed two films and four plays, Jane Magnusson explores not only the director’s filmography but also his, at times, complex and turbulent personal life.

Using a wealth of previously unseen archive material, contemporary interviews and a fantastic selection of clips from Ingmar Bergman’s vast body of work, this is a fascinating and unflinching study of one of the giants of world cinema.

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