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By Mossie 2022-12-10 22:06:07
As in "Night of the Clowns," Ingmar Bergman's "Face" (aka "The Magician") once again tackles the theme of the sad plight of wandering entertainers, albeit in a more connotative way. Complex and deep. Bergman further emphasizes the social situation of the artist as a market producer.
Who are Vogler and his troupe? In the words of Dr Veserus, the Royal Adviser of Medicine: "On the one hand we see the idealist Dr Vogler, who practises according to some hypnotism that is beyond the norm;...
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By Kaitlin 2022-11-06 22:10:35
[Last Film I Watched] The Magician (1958)
English Title: The Magician
Original Title: Ansiktet
Year: 1958
Country: Sweden
Language: Swedish
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Director/Writer: Ingmar Bergman
Music: Erik Nordgren
Cinematography: Gunnar Fischer
Cast:
Max von Sydow
Ingrid Thulin
Gunnar Björnstrand
Naima Wifstrand
Åke Fridell
Bibi Andersson
Erland Josephson
Gertrud Fridh
Lars Ekborg
Toivo Pawlo
Bengt...
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By Theron 2022-09-15 02:45:19
The border between reality and magician (brief comment)
CC Bergman suit, 8.2 points. Movies are magic, and the director is both a magician and a clown. Since he is a clown, he is destined to wander all his life, send away the old, welcome the new, and continue to embark on our lonely journey in the hustle and bustle. Therefore, the tears of the clown/magician and Nordgren's music, whose pride is worthless, is a real highlight (the composer has clearly made a breakthrough in style), Fisher's photography is a wonderland (especially the one in the...
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By Vivienne 2022-07-20 20:23:21
Some Thoughts on the Film "The Face"
1. Fogler's sculptural face is like the silent Jesus facing Pilate, who sees himself as a martyr.
In the first shot at the beginning of the film, the long view, the carriage is parked on the wasteland, and Fogler and Manda, on the left side of the picture, are leaning against a wooden frame, which looks like a torture platform. There are insinuations about the "resurrection of Christ" in the story, which Bergman dealt with. Fogler established his belief and poured himself into... -
By Davon 2022-07-19 20:50:07
"Face" has Reflection of Performance but Reveals Sadness
The carriage drove through the smoky woods, puncturing beams of light and disturbing a pool of still water. Such as religious paintings in motion. This scene is from the Swedish director Ingmar Bergman's film "Face" (Ansiktet, 1958). At that time, Bergman had established himself in the international art film industry with two other black-and-white films, Wild Strawberries and The Seventh Seal (1957). Men's pursuit."
"Face" has clever games and ironic colors,...

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- Release date August 27, 1959
- Filming locations Djurgården, Östermalm, Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden
- Production companies Svensk Filmindustri (SF)
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By Margaretta 2023-09-30 17:19:47
God and art. Not so Bergman but very Bergman, Jesus....
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By Lila 2023-09-28 03:12:14
A hodgepodge of mysticism, true and false, with faces of all the people closest to God. It's just that the plot is too scattered, and it seems that a group of people gathered here, in fact, no one suffers from each other, jumping around, both comedy and horror. In fact, it is nothing more than conveying Bergman's eternal themes, God and communication, hypocrisy and indifference....
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By Aryanna 2023-09-27 08:07:53
3.5 It took me a few days to finish reading it. I only remember the part of "Resurrection of the Dead". The use of mirrors is evident in "Night of the...
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By Jeffry 2023-09-18 21:14:50
What a riveting movie! The first half of the nineteenth century costume drama is melodramatically engaging. Everyone lives under the cover of masks/makeup, moral masks, erotic masks, ethical masks, language masks, religious/mystical masks...the magic scene at the kitchen table and in the parlour is like a carnival. Every change of light and shadow in the film seems to tell the humbleness/nothingness of life and the mystery/nobleness that death may...
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By Alexys 2023-08-29 07:47:53
No one has ever expressed the entanglement of mutual love and hatred between artist and audience more properly... Knowing the other is not just out of the need for...
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Simson, the coach driver: One learns not to run around picking every flower by the wayside.
Sara Lindqvist: You can at least smell them.
Simson, the coach driver: I just bend over the fragile petals and then move on.
Sara Lindqvist: Why do you talk so much?
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Sara Lindqvist: You don't seem very experienced, dear Simson.
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Ottilia Egerman: I've longed for you. My thoughts have been constantly with you. I've lived your life. Yet today's the first time I've laid eyes on you. Perhaps you're silently laughing at me. It doesn't matter. My love is strong enough for the both of us. Now I understand why you've come. Feel how my heart is beating. You're here to explain why my child died. What God meant. That's why you've come. To ease my sorrow and lift the burden off my shoulders.