Bergman's film notes "Winter Light": the echo of the other

Jamir 2022-03-21 09:02:47

too cruel. Everyone in the church has his own thoughts and needs of God. Is the pastor actually looking for an outlet for his own confusion while listening to the world? However, when one cannot be honest with oneself, have prayers to the self and prayers given to the world become a cave to escape cowardice, and the church is no longer a refuge to find answers? It seems that ordinary people in the eyes of priests may have a more sincere and profound understanding of love.

Toney 2022-03-18 09:01:05

In the spring of 1961, Bergman read an article in the newspaper saying that the Soviet Union's most feared country was China instead of the United States, and he began to worry that China's regimental regime would easily launch a nuclear war. In fact, Bergman did not care much about world politics. Sweden also adopted an armed-neutral foreign policy at the time. Compared with nuclear deterrence, the country’s increasingly secularization, technological modernization, and economic globalization have brought about the impact of traditional religious society. Bergman wanted to discuss. "Winter Light" was the film with the longest production cycle but the shortest duration at the time. Bergman was more demanding of movies than ever before. Bergman rejected the exquisite lighting and the pursuit of formal photography and tried to present The temperament of the neo-realistic film, in order to pursue the priest’s more natural anxiety, he almost ruined the relationship with Bjornstrand at the expense of "trespassing". Behind all the paranoid creations, Bergman attaches great importance to the performance of this film. , "Winter Light" has indeed become his deepest faith crisis movie, even if it does seem dull and boring.