After the Rehearsal - Breaking Down Bergman - Episode #41

Two years after Fanny and Alexander, Ingmar Bergman reexamined himself once again with the deeply personal film, After the Rehearsal.
Filmed on a single set with only three characters, the script about the professional and ethical struggles of a stage director dug to root of what were perhaps some of Bergman's deepest artistic demons. David Friend and Sonia Strimban discuss several of the familiar devices which creep into the production.
Friend and Strimban are watching the career of the Swedish director from his first film to his last, in order, and discussing their observations. Visit the main channel for more details.
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[@GrahamCLester]

Very insightful comments about a particularly difficult movie.

[@zacharyantle7940]

hey when you guys get done with Bergman's work, I have a VERY Bergman-esque film for you to look at, Woody Allen's "Interiors" ;)

[@SleepTightEr]

WE NEED MORE

[@MixedPicks]

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[@adamkossoff5459]

This is commentary is worse than the film, which is pretty dire, chock full of 'Bergmanesque' obfuscating cliches about acting, theatre and getting old.