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Ingmar Bergman dies films live on.

It was 1973 and I was just get­ting ready to head off to design school in NYC. I made many trips to the Waverly The­ater in the 70’s. I remem­ber that I saw my first Bergman film there, Cries and Whis­pers. I became a fan and later saw Scenes from a Mar­riage, and The Magic Flute in the same the­ater. It was the begin­ning of my under­stand­ing of films out­side of the Hol­ly­wood model. He was part of my growth as a per­son and as an artist. Luck­ily we all can expe­ri­ence his films again and again always dis­cov­er­ing new places inside his films and inside our­selves. This list is from wikipedia. Check out what they have to say and then find out for yourself.

Do you remem­ber the first Bergman film you saw? Tell me about it.

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    I just read an inter­view with Woody Allen at time.com. This is the end of the inter­view… i thought I should add it here.

    Q.: If some­one who hadn’t seen any of his films asked you to rec­om­mend just five, what would be your Bergman starter set?

    W.A.: The Sev­enth Seal, Wild Straw­ber­ries, The Magi­cian, Cries and Whis­pers and Persona.

    Q.: Many direc­tors would be happy to have made just those five films.

    W.A.: Or one of them.

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