Liv Ullmann on Autumn Sonata | Full Q&A [HD] | Coolidge Corner Theatre
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2018
- On Sunday, September 16, 2018, actress Liv Ullmann joined us at the Coolidge for a discussion following our 35mm screening of AUTUMN SONATA, moderated by WGBH Executive Arts Editor Jared Bowen.
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1. Liv is a legend.
2. Jared Bowen is a fantastic interviewer. Respectful, patient, asks great questions, genuinely passionate.
She was quite understandable, and she spoke from the heart. She loved Ingmar Bergman for the artist he clearly was, and she is enough of an artist to doubt the character she was playing, because who among us has not said things we later realized we really did not mean... but thought we did at the time?
What a wonderful human being, what an incredibly great artist she is!!!
I love Liv Ullmann, she's an amazing actress and person!
Two great actresses; Liv Ullmann and Ingrid Bergman.
I must see this great classic, Autumn Sonata.
A great classic, indeed. Ingrid's final feature film and her crowning glory. And Liv was marvelous.
What a divine, angelic being. Not to mention deeply moving and profound.
Thank you for this...I was so sorry I had to miss this. She is my favorite actress. I loved her first in Forty Carrots then I saw Cries And Whispers and fell in love. Thank you most of all Liv
This is tremendous that the Coolidge is getting the interview online. And beautifully done. Kudos to this great theater.
Living legend here
omg, Jared is as always great!! And Liv is a superstar!!
Lovely and so talented Liv!
It is great movie, going to be classic in future
So good to hear these insights.
Fantastic to be able to watch this just after the movie!! The movie is a masterclass in acting!
A stunning performance from all actors.
Such an emotional movie, like Chopin's piece which spans, to be honest, throughout the movie. There was something of Ibsen in that movie which makes it fascinating!
A masterpiece.
Wonderful!
She is just great!!!
I can't believe this only has 4k views.
Любуюсь, восторгаюсь, преклоняюсь!
Wow, amazing to hear her speak. I felt here compassion tangible when she shared the story about the suffering woman. I was surprised by the reaction of the speaker with 1 sec. pause and another question - 21:05. Would it not be better to acknowledge her openess and comment that she just opened up with very personal story? did anyone else find that as odd?
No. He was there to ask questions, not to rate each individual answer.
First of all, I’m not a subtitle watching person but sat and watched the movie without any lack of attention. Amazing movie and her acting was so good. I was always a Ingrid Bergman fan, now I am a Liv
Ullman fan.
I still have a crush on Liv
Ingrid Bergman was a brilliant actress. RIP
Was she 80 here? What a gorgeous lady, wow.
As the part of the Daughter goes, I felt every word that she said. As someone who has experience some melancholy in this area, I sympathise with both the mother and the daughter. But both spoke their versions of the truth. So no the daughter doesn't lie.
Liv Ullmann's impassioned speech about the arts needs to be remembered - right now, the arts are unnecessarily under threat...for no good reason as the pandemic abates.....(They are threatened by idealogical, woke nonsense as well, but that's another story) As for her character's childhood memories in the film, is her change of heart due to her own maternal misgivings of possible neglect? That scene, for me, is excoriatingly true - Ullmann's character is protecting her child-self, all too late, all too viciously. Children are not able to cope with being abandoned, or to rationalise this act as the fugitive parent does! Whatever good reasons the parents apparently give, abandonment means psychological, emotional and spiritual death to the abandoned child, just as it would mean actual death for an animal in the same position. Don't have children if you can't provide what they need, from you, not from some paid carer....and that means real love, attention, guidance, laughter, shelter, interaction, play, discipline! I had a bipolar mother, childhood could be terrifying. We did reconcile in our last decade together, and Ullmann is right about the power of this, but it is not always neatly possible - that is not how human beings function in relation to each other, (especially when one of them is mentally ill).
Thank you for your comment. Very profound.
I have worked with children for almost 40 years in church music and piano lessons and I completely agree with you. If you cannot be the one to raise and nuture your child that you gave birth to don't have them. Please. I get so tired of hearing adults say "well, children will adapt. They can handle it." No, they can't. They are children. You say that to try to deal with your guilt. The other side of the guilt is when you give the child every single thing they desire, try to be their "friend" instead of their parent and using your child as the pawn in your hatred for your spouse if you divorce. The children grow up with so many problems. Look around you! One of the primary reasons we have millenials, snowflakes and flurries, etc has so much to do with divorce or parents abdicating their responsibility to a daycare center or nanny.
30:35 critical point especially true now.
I can't believe she said all that and then quoted Winston Churchill.
Autumn Sonata was every woman’s life . Men get intimidated sbd paranoid when asked a question by a woman close to them . Instead of answering simply they it as you don’t love them ! So naive and egoistic.Thanks live fir being yourself .🙏🌹
7:23 ---absolutely valid point! but i would say Eva also paid such lip service to Charlotte! Look at Eva's face so many times as she praises mother, says BS when you know she feels differently.
She does NOT look 80 years old.
Watch her hands - she is beginning to exhibit tremors.
Hoe cares….
I listen to and watch her and anything hollywooowoo is loathsome. Almost everything, actually disgusting and in very poor taste. A few exceptions, very few.