Best Of Artists - Ingmar Bergman - Cinematography

Ingmar Bergman was a Swedish film and theater director and screenwriter, considered one of the key film directors of the second half of the XX century. As a teenager he saw the corpse of a young woman and was about to touch her genitals. Touch and death are his great themes, and he is influenced by the theater. God died first, then the people. He shows how people constantly humiliate themselves. Faces are symbols. A Summer with Monika (1953) shows sensuality. The Seventh Seal (1957) is set in the Middle Ages. A crusader who returns after the war and questions God. Winter Light (1963) is about a pastor who stops believing in God. Perhaps his most important film is Persona (1966). It is one of his most audacious films, from a formal point of view, since it introduces numerous avant-garde elements from the renovating currents of French nouvelle vague and Anglo-Saxon free cinema.

Artworks
A Summer with Monika (1953)
The Seventh Seal (1957)
Winter Light (1963)
Persona (1966)

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Music used for Cinematographic Art:

Amazing Plan Silent Film Dark, by Kevin MacLeod
Breaktime – Silent Film Light, by Kevin MacLeod
Hammock Fight, by Kevin MacLeod
Hamster March, by Kevin MacLeod
American Frontiers, by Aaron Kenny
Exciting Trailer, by Kevin MacLeod
Chasing Time, by SYBS
Journeyman, by Aakash Gandhi
Epic TV Theme, by Audionautix
The Awakening, by Patrick Patrikios
Galactic Damages, by Jingle Punks
The New Order, by Aaron Kenny
News Room News, by Spence
Saving the World, by Aaron Kenny

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