The Ingmar Bergman Archives - Reviews
"Eine unerschöpfliche Fundgrube mit Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit. 1100 Bilder aus allen Filmen, dazu jede Menge bisher unbekannter Fotos vom Meister selbst bei den Dreharbeiten. Und erhellende Texte zu jedem seiner mehr als 40 Kino- und TV-Filme mit Interviews, Bergman-Texten oder Äußerungen anderer Beteiligter ... Die wirkliche Perle des Bergman-Archivs zwischen zwei Buchdeckeln sind passenderweise nicht bewegte Bilder, sondern Worte. Der Schauspieler Erland Josephson, über fünf Jahrzehnte Weggefährte des Regisseurs und schwer an Parkinson erkrankt, hat ein fantastisch lebendiges Vorwort über den Freund geliefert."dpa, BerlinGermany |
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"Beautifully produced and lavishly bound...a fascinating treasure-trove of information on the great Swedish director that covers every one of his 62 films, as well as his work in theatre and his often overlooked productions for television...the ultimate homage in print to the great Swedish director."Sight & Sound, BFI, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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The Legacy – Ingmar Bergman's Life Exclusively at a German Publishing House (VIDEO, 05:53 min; dw-world.de)Deutsche WelleGermany |
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"Nach The Stanley Kubrick Archives würdigt der TASCHEN-Verlag den vergangenes Jahr 89-jährig Verstorbenen mit einem voluminösen Bildband, der der Bezeichnung Archiv alle Ehre macht. Von den frühen Filmen bis zu späten Theaterarbeiten werden alle Werke Bergmans chronologisch vorgestellt, angereichert mit vielen Interviews und Szenenfotos. Neben anderen kommt auch die Schauspielerin Liv Ullmann, eine der zentralen Figuren im Leben Bergmans, zu Wort ... Ingmar Bergman kann in diesem sicher bald vergriffenen Buch fast vollständig entdeckt werden."Monopol, BerlinGermany |
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"TASCHEN's immense book, The Ingmar Bergman Archives, feels, then, like something of a final eulogy to the man and his art. If so, what an elegant and loving one it is. Each of Bergman's films receives due attention, with essays, still photographs and new material from the director's own archives. The package is rounded off with a DVD of the director's home movies and a still from his masterwork, Fanny and Alexander (1982). Perhaps the only thing that can do justice to Bergman's remarkable life and career is the cinematic work itself. But TASCHEN's hefty tome comes close. It is the most comprehensive book on the Swedish master currently available, and I doubt it will ever be surpassed."The Spectator, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"This sumptuous tome delves into the life and career of Ingmar Bergman in glorious detail. Before the Swedish filmmaker died last year, he gave TASCHEN access to his archives, and the publisher makes maximum use of those materials here; one breathtaking photo after another accompanies the interviews woven throughout the book. It's an aesthetic treat."Variety, Los AngelesUnited States |
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"The Ingmar Bergman Archives (Os Arquivos Ingmar Bergman, em português) apresenta 1100 fotografias e é o maior livro já produzido sobre o realizador, que faleceu na Suécia no ano passado, aos 89 anos de idade. A fotobiografia foi editada por um dos mais conhecidos fotógrafos suecos, Bengt Wanselius, e pelo jornalista britânico Paul Duncan, autor de livros sobre outros ícones do cinema, como François Truffaut e Grace Kelly."RTP, LisboaPortugal |
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"This amazing (and amazingly large) paean to the Swedish director contains more than 1,000 stills representing his entire film, theater, and television oeuvre."Entertainment Weekly, New YorkUnited States |
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"Con el título Bergman en imágenes - Los Premios Nobel encuentran un director- se exhibe, a partir de ayer 21 de setiembre y hasta el 18 de enero de 2009, la muestra fotográfica que recoge el trabajo del director de Las fresas salvajes y Persona, con textos de ganadores del Nobel. Todo este material gráfico tiene el atractivo adicional de ser totalmente inédito, y de acercar al espectador a los interines del trabajo creativo de Bergman. Por ejemplo, en la foto que acompaña este texto vemos al director en el escenario de Un cuento de Invierno de Shakespeare, obra montada en 1994. La exposición, que se realiza en el edificio de la antigua bolsa de Estocolmo, se complementa con el lanzamiento de un libro de fotos de la editorial TASCHEN centrado en la figura del sueco, que lleva por nombre The Ingmar Bergman Archives. El libro contiene más de 1,100 imágenes, entrevistas nunca publicadas, material documental rarísimo (en DVD) y, para los coleccionistas, hasta fotogramas de una copia de Fanny y Alexander que fue exhibida en el propio proyector del maestro Bergman. Su costo en Amazon bordea los 130 $."Cienencuentro.com, LimaPeru |
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"A year after his death at the age of 89, a huge new book, The Ingmar Bergman Archives, sheds new light on the Swede's professional and private life...The photographs were collated by Bengt Wanselius, Bergman's photographer for 20 years. He discovered previously unseen images from Bergman's films, and selected unpublished images from the personal archives of many photographers, including the legendary Lennart Nilsson. Rare texts by Bergman, as well as interviews never previously published outside Sweden, have now been made available, thanks to the book's editors receiving unrestricted access to those packing cases at Bergman's foundation, as well as various theatres and film studios. The documents reveal many implausible film projects, including proposals for Bergman to direct the crooner Harry Belafonte in a film about the poet Alexander Pushkin in 1959, and Cary Grant in a version of Albert Camus's bleak existential fable The Fall."The Sunday Times Magazine, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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The Ingmar Bergman Archives
Duncan, Paul / Wanselius, Bengt (Editor)
Hardcover + DVD, 41.1 x 30 cm (16.2 x 11.8 in.), 592 pages $ 200.00 |
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