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Protocol
or Minutes July 11, 2001 ----In our writing, discuss more with the how or why, and not so much with what. Through a Glass DarklyDiscussion: Bergmanesque > minimalist (scenes left to imagination). Ø very play like (theatrical) or (like theater) Ø few amounts of characters and complex drama Ø Formal (not casual). Ø Close ups and lots of character action. Ø Very serious, taboos, situations. Ø Rich film traditions Ø Pessimistic quality Ø Often containing religion. Often referred to as the Bergman Trilogy >Through a Glass Darkly
>WinterLight
>The Silence The
Seventh Seal The
Virgin Spring Hour of
the Wolf Persona Cries
and Whispers Fanny and Alexander {All Bergman films each contain less and less hope for humanity.} {Fanny and Alexander basically contains answers to the questions raised in Bergman’s films.} The Seventh SealDirected by: Bergman >Knight playing chess for his life with Death. >Clip in class of a procession of a sermon of why people need religion. >Religion and fear go hand and hand. The Virgin Spring>Family gets robbed and young girl gets raped and murdered. >Clip in class of the father’s reaction when he finds out who did it. Elvira MadaganDirected by: Bo Widerberg >1960’s (most likely influenced by free spirit (hippie) movement of sixties) >Society doesn’t give lovers who live outside the norm a chance.
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