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07-31-2007, 10:21 PM
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Ingmar Bergman has died
....The great man has left us; one of the last true 'auteurs' in filmmaking.
Lots of folks never 'got him'; he was the Gloomy Scandinavian Art Film Director you could fall asleep to if you took film classes, or just ignore if you rented DVDs. It took me a long time. I 'got' most everyone else among the greats. And then I started renting Bergman...BOOM...the beauty of the acting, scripts, cinematography...it fell into place, and today I love his films as some of the greatest of all time. He died as he had wished, on his home island of Faro, on Monday at age 89. I hope he had the overcast day he wanted for when he departed. Bless you for all that you gave us. RIP.  Best, C. 
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08-01-2007, 10:22 AM
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08-01-2007, 07:36 PM
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"Seventh Seal" was great, if remember correctly. Did that have Max von Sydow as a returning crusader playing chess with the grim reaper?
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