Ingmar Bergman

Swedish public broadcaster STV is bringing together two of Sweden's most successful cultural exports -- film director Ingmar Bergman and best-selling crime author Henning Mankell. Read More

Henning Mankell, author of the bestselling "Wallander" novels, is penning a four-part TV series on the life of Ingmar Bergman. Read More

But the best film of the twenty-aught decade is Ingmar Bergman's 2005 "Saraband," a sequel of sorts to his monumental "Scenes From a Marriage" (with the indelible Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson reprising their roles from the earlier opus), yet a film as refreshing and original as any other motion picture on my list. Read More

But the best film of the twenty-aught decade is Ingmar Bergman's 2005 "Saraband," a sequel of sorts to his monumental "Scenes From a Marriage" (with the indelible Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson reprising their roles from the earlier opus), yet a film as refreshing and original as any other motion picture on my list. Read More

But the best film of the twenty-aught decade is Ingmar Bergman's 2005 "Saraband," a sequel of sorts to his monumental "Scenes From a Marriage" (with the indelible Liv Ullmann and Erland Josephson reprising their roles from the earlier opus), yet a film as refreshing and original as any other motion picture on my list. Read More

S o I managed to finally get around to sitting down and revisiting Ingmar Bergman's Autumn Sonata . Read More

At the age of 17, Norwegian Taiwanese director Hakon Liu () left his home in the countryside of Pingtung County, where his missionary parents still live, to begin a new life in Scandinavia. Read More

The dispute between entertainment and art has waged on for decades, and this one was no different. Read More

Liv Ullmann's production of Tennessee Williams's "A Streetcar Named Desire" is one of the hottest (and hardest-to-get) tickets in town. Read More

After four decades of experimenting with pop music, live performance, film and facial hair, the 22nd studio album from Ron and Russell Mael is their most ambitious grand folly to date. Read More