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Yes, Bergman's films have a definite warm side
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Started conversation May 7, 2018
Thanks for not reviewing "Infinity war" (a downer if there ever was one), and for reminding me that Bergman's films could be a nice haven to head for when the films at the multiplex are a bit much to take (as they seem to be now).
I never saw "Wild Strawberries," but I saw "Scenes from a marriage," "the Magic Flute," and "Fanny and Alexander." I thought the farting contest in the last one was surprising but genial on the whole.
And the link wit Woody Allen was on the mark. I remember the comment in "Love and death" about the attractions of young women.
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Yes, Bergman's films have a definite warm side
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