Bergman: A Year in a Life (2018)
Overview
The year 1957 was one of the most prolific for the Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman: he shot two films, released two of his most celebrated films and produced four plays and a TV movie while juggling with a complicated private life.
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| Original Language | sv |
| Popularity | 4.957 |
Directed By
Jane Magnusson
Crew
Hanna Lejonqvist
Jane Magnusson
Fredrik Heinig
Cecilia Nessen
Mattias Nohrborg
Yngve Sæther
Lisa Widén
Orvar Anklew
Kalle Lindberg
Daniel Lindvik
Isabell Andersson
Isabell Andersson
Erik Galli
Erik Galli
Johanna Joona
Linnea Vikengren
Henrik von Sydow
Emil Klang
Jonas Beckman
Lars Kumlin
TOP CAST
Jane Magnusson
Self - Narrator (voice)
Agneta Ekmanner
Self
Anders Thunberg
Self
Anita Haglöf
Self
Antonia Pyk
Self
Arne Strömgren
Self
Arnold Weinstein
Self
Barbra Streisand
Self
Bengt Wanselius
Self
Benny Haag
Self
Birgit de Geer
Self
Birgitta Pettersson
Self
Dag Bergman
Self
Dick Cavett
Self
Elliott Gould
Self
Gösta Ekman
Self
Gunnel Lindblom
Self
Holly Hunter
Self
Inga Landgré
Self
Jan Malmsjö
Self
Jan Troell
Self
Jan Winter
Self
John Landis
Self
Katinka Faragó
Self
Kenne Fant
Self
Lars von Trier
Self
Lena Endre
Self
Lena Olin
Self
Liv Ullmann
Self
Madeleine Grive
Self
Maria-Pia Boëthius
Self
Marie Richardson
Self
Michael Degen
Self
Mikael Persbrandt
Self
Owe Svensson
Self
Pernilla August
Self
Peter Fischer
Self
Roy Andersson
Self
Stefan Larsson
Self
Suzanne Osten
Self
Thommy Berggren
Self
Thorsten Flinck
Self
Zhang Yimou
Self
Ingmar Bergman
Self (archive footage)
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