The MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOTS of INGMAR BERGMAN Movies

This video is Ingmar Bergman tribute.

The video showcases best cinematic shots from Ingmar Bergman films.

The shots used from Ingmar Bergman movies are as follows -

A Lesson in Love, A Ship Bound for India, All These Women, Autumn Sonata, Cries and Whispers, Crisis, Dreams, Face to Face, Fanny and Alexander, From the Life of the Marionettes, Hour of the Wolf, Persona, Port Of Call, Scenes from a Marriage, Secrets of Women, Shame, Smiles of a Summer Night, Summer Interlude, Summer With Monika, The Devil's Eye, The Magician, The Passion of Anna, The Rite, The Serpent's Egg, The Seventh Seal, The Silence, The Touch, The Virgin Spring, Thirst, Through A Glass Darkly, To Joy, Wild Strawberries, Winter Light.

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Ingmar Bergman was a Swedish filmmaker who produced, directed and written over sixty full length features, short films, documentaries altogether. He is considered one of the most brilliant and influential filmmaker of all times.

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[georgesealy]

I met Liv Ullmann back in the 1970s. She was in Baltimore for a book signing. I worked a few blocks away, so I went to the event. Not a lot of people knew who she was, so I had the opportunity to talk with her for a few minutes. She was very nice, humble, and soft spoken. One would never guess her international notoriety. Over the years and moving many times, I lost the book she signed. Too bad.

[peteraccettola]

Wow ! Thank you for that beautiful interlude of images and music.

[dubbelhenke]

Persona is an artistic and photographic masterpiece of the highest order. The train scenes in Silence are unforgettable.

[flowerpowergarden]

A breathtaking introduction to Bergmans world

[sweetjane]

lighting is perfect! love close-ups… the face says everything!!

[staffansoderberg]

Love your shots!
I grew up with Ingmar Bergmans films and all the actors.
This shots make me melancholic but also happy. Thanks!

[basudhabandyopadhyay]

A Well-Made & Indeed Engaging Video.... You Picked My Favorite Sequence From Virgin Spring.... Thanks For That

[g]

Great video ive seen 15 of his films now amazing director one of the greats. My favourites are The Seventh Seal Wild Strawberries Cries and Whispers and Persona. I still have many to see

[pawnpipe]

Wonderful. Thank you. I love the last sequence of "Summer Interlude." The shot of the ballerina standing tall in her toe shoes and kissing the man was passed down to "An Affair to Remember" (L. McCarey), "Black Swan" (D. Aronofsky) and "The Boy and the Heron" (H. Miyazaki).

[hashirkareem]

Adyflik, your work is truly wonderful. These are some of the finest montages I've seen on you tube.
Perfect begining and ending!
A fitting tribute to the greatest film-maker of all time!

[jeanettesdaughter]

Incredible. Thoughts, consciousness on film. The present moments! I’ll never forget the chess game, the face on the right, the back of the head on the left, the triangle of light in between from Persona. He does the medium two shot shot and the closer in profile better than anyone. And even a minimalist screen with one moving object!

[Funkywallot]

Recently I got this complete Bergman box into my video library (Cost an arm and a leg) And I like his movies from the 40´s a lot, when he was heavily into neo-realism Italian style influenced. Charming and relatable with social commentary in the dark parts. Of course they cant hold up a candle against unique movies like Wild Strawberrys, Persona or Hour of the Wolf but that was 20 years before. An eternity in film making

[ernestjoshuebalbin]

Great collections sir, you're such an underrated masterpiece :) keep vlogging, I'm one of your fan from the Philippines, I love FILMS around the world :)

[sergioreyes]

I wish this video could go on for hours. But we have his films for that. I have yet so many Bergman films to watch. Someone mentioned cinematographer Nykvist and of course that's half the equation right there! Bergman and Fellini: give me that and I won't bother you again.

[fullmetta]

Well done. More from Wild Strawberries and Winter Light in my personal version of this.

[reyahhh]

wow this is so amazing! Thank you so much for this!!

[ikmarchini]

For me his greatest film, and I've not seen them all - he was so prolific is Fanny and Alexander, which is sort of an autobiography. The scene when the father dies and the widow, screaming, walks in and out of shot seen through partially open doors is spine chilling. Again, great choices.

[조우혁-cm]

I'm really enjoying your videos. Bergman's and Tarkovsky's were my best. I hope you will make a video of Dreyer's films one day

[rodrigovalerosancho]

As somebody pointed out, I miss Hour of the Wolf. Happy to see the very much maligned Serpent’s Egg, I love the twist at the end and the atmosphere of the Weimar Republic falling to pieces is very good. I have seen you doing Fellini also. What about Buñuel, Greenaway, Fassbinder, Pasolini, Haneke, Von Trier, Alexei German, Sam Peckinpah, Svankmajer, Kurosawa, Bella Tarr, Herzog, Kusturica, Zhang Yimou, Fritz Lang...? The list could go on and on. I like your taste. I am jumping now to see your rendition to Tarkovsky.

[scotttully]

Beautiful compilation, but I'm missing two of my favorites from Stardust & Tinsel: the opening shot with the tragic clown on the beach and the shot inside the tent between the two suitors. 👏