Ingmar Bergman
Ernst Ingmar Bergman was born the son of a strict Lutheran pastor on 14 July 1918, in Uppsala, Sweden.
He was educated: Palmgren School, Stockholm; and Stockholm University, 1938-40. His traumatic childhood infuse his work in film (as well as propelled him toward it). He had been married five times and had several children with various women. Many of his films involve the psychology of women--perhaps he was trying to understand them.
More information about Ingmar can be found here: The Magic Works of Ingmar Bergman.
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He was educated: Palmgren School, Stockholm; and Stockholm University, 1938-40. His traumatic childhood infuse his work in film (as well as propelled him toward it). He had been married five times and had several children with various women. Many of his films involve the psychology of women--perhaps he was trying to understand them.
Awards: Golden Bear, Berlin Festival, for Wild Strawberries, 1958.Please read this article: Senses of Cinema: Ingmar Bergman
Gold Plaque, Swedish Film Academy, 1958.
Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, The Virgin Spring, 1961.
Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, Through a Glass Darkly, 1962.
Erasmus Prize (shared with Charles Chaplin), Netherlands, 1965.
Honorary doctorate of philosophy, Stockholm University, 1975.
Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, Fanny and Alexander, 1983.
More information about Ingmar can be found here: The Magic Works of Ingmar Bergman.
Please read the article above and be prepared to discuss the information found therein.
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