"Through a Glass Darkly" Wins Foreign Language Film: 1962 Oscars
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Eric Johnston presents the Oscar® for Foreign Language Film to Sweden for "Through a Glass Darkly" at the 34th Academy Awards in 1962. Accepted by Harriet Andersson, hosted by Bob Hope and introduced by Jack L. Warner.
Good ol' Bergman. Not showing up to the academy awards to make a new movie. A true film-maker right there.
The greatest actress ever, gave the best ever performance in this film, directed by the greatest director of all time. Apt that she should receive the award for the film on his behalf. She made the film what it is.
Lovely Harriet Andersson star of many of The Master's early films. Amazing how Bergman, like Fellini had their beautiful leading ladies accept their Oscars rather than show up themselves. Of course nobody really knew them then and maybe they thought a beautiful woman would bring in more people. Another great clip.
It is a big actrice!
RIP Ingmar Bergman (July 14, 1918 - July 30, 2007), aged 89
You will be remembered as a legend.
"Like in a Mirror" it's a magnificent film. I wish more people would know "Animas Trujano". One of the most underrated movie of all times
One of the most beautiful actresses pick up the Oscar for one of the most finest dramas of Ingmar Bergman
I’ve recently picked up the Ingmar Bergman’s Cinema set from criterion, and I’m absolutely in LOVE with Harriet Andersson.
And that picture Ingmar was writing was probably Winter Light, another fantastic film.
Harriet Andersson is so fucking adorable
"Through a Dark Glassly"
So he didn't go to get his second consecutive Oscar because he was writing his next film?
The badass meter just went fucked.
Mexico at The Oscars. Cool. And we later got a win for Roma
She is so why and humble. A true swede mrs. Anderson and Bergman dedicated to his craft working on his new movie.
2:02 Ánimas Trujano 🎥❤
So beautiful
how cute!!!
True decision, well deserved
HARRIET ANDERSSON RULES.:) I know.I am A sede.
Que Bueno Que México No Gano El Oscar Por Mejor Lenguaje
¿Cómo qué "que bueno" cabron?
Plácido, the best of all films and the favorite of American directors of the time, but won Bergman due he was more known internationally and subsequently more commercial.
Berlanga, Valencian Luís Garcia Berlanga, the Spain´s Billy Wilder, the true best director from Spain, not Buñuel or Saura or Almodóvar, great black humor comedies with fantastic coral large scenes with many actors at the same time.
Although I like very much Berlanga, I don't think he played in the same league like Bergman or Luis Buñuel, whose visual and narrative styles were much more original and important worldwide for cinema history. In addition, Berlanga was only great on a single genre (satiric comedy), while Buñuel, Bergman, or Billy Wilder touched more film genres and an important part of the quality of the scripts of Berlanga's movies are due to the screenwriter Rafael Azcona. Bergman, instead, was the scriptwriter for most of his films.
Berlanga's cinema was also much more focused on the portrait of the Spanish society of his time, which also made it of greater interest to Spanish people than to the rest of the world. A similar case to that of the Swedish filmmaker Bo Widerberg, who is more loved in his native country than Bergman himself, but little known and transcendent internationally
No body remembers that winner, the winner should have been -The important man-.
One of Toshiro Mifune's best films.
I certainly remember. Bergman is the best director ever
I remember, a fantastic film, one of Bergman's best.
All white and from Europe lol
The very white and European countries of Mexico and Japan.