Stina Ekblad

Stina Ekblad

  • Born: 1954-2-26
  • Height: 5' 7¼" (1.71 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Dennis 2022-03-22 09:02:03

      river running

      The first long review for the longest movie ever seen. First watch the three-hour theatrical version, then watch the five-hour director's cut version, which is more coherent, smooth, and reasonable.

      The flow of water at the beginning of each act summarizes the theme and also signifies the changing...

    • Weston 2022-03-24 09:02:13

      a dream on sunday

      I had a dream on Sunday of three or four figures in the woods, which I recognized as the scene before Jacob wrestled with God. Later, the screen changed, one of them was walking around the table where I was eating, I invited him to sit down and eat with me, and felt the alert gaze from others...

    • Dexter 2021-12-31 08:02:10

      1. Putting so many candles in the magnificent room is difficult for people with fire phobia to breathe (so behind it alludes to the audience's worries). 2. The actors of several sons are too old. 3. The doll makes people unable to complain. 4. The bishop is evil and elegant. 5. Bergman really likes the scene where the two faces overlap. 6. After holding back two-thirds of the time, the director couldn't suppress his stream of consciousness in the end. Five hours, sprinkle flowers!

    • Hollie 2022-03-22 09:02:03

      #BJIFF# ​​From a superficial understanding, Alexander is naturally Bergman's own projection. As a priest, his stepfather corresponds to Bergman's own physical father, and his biological father (Strindberg) who devoted himself to the drama corresponds to his spiritual father. The ghosts of the two in the film always revolve around Alexander, corresponding to the motifs and clues that run through Bergman's works in reality.

    Fanny and Alexander quotes

    • Ekdahlska huset - Gustav Adolf Ekdahl: Therefore let us be happy while we are happy. Let us be kind, generous, affectionate and good. It is necessary and not at all shameful to take pleasure in the little world.

    • Teatern - Filip Landahl: ...They no longer wish to hear the songs of giants. They are content with the tunes of dwarfs.