Filmography Highlights
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Saraband
2003- Rated:
- 15
It has been 30 years since Marianne saw Johan, her ex-husband. She travels out to his remote country cottage and discovers a family in despair. Pitiless semi-autobiographical and supposedly final film from Swedish master Ingmar Bergman
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Faithless
2000- Rated:
- 15
Scripted by Ingmar Bergman, and directed by his former lover Liv Ullmann, Faithless is an old-fashioned European arthouse movie, which charts the depths of pain caused by marital infidelity
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Ulysses' Gaze
1995- Rated:
- PG
Award-winning tale of an exiled film director (Harvey Keitel) who returns to Greece intent on locating three cans of film shot by the pioneer of Balkan cinema. The search takes him through a troubled
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To Vlemma Tou Odyssea
1995- Rated:
- PG
A troubled film director (Keitel) voyages through the Balkans in search of a lost fragment of film history: three undeveloped reels shot in 1905 by a Greek cinema pioneer. Keitel's impassioned, angst
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Regard d'Ulysse
1995- Rated:
- U
A troubled film director (Keitel) voyages through the Balkans in search of a lost fragment of film history: three undeveloped reels shot in 1905 by a Greek cinema pioneer. Keitel's impassioned, angst
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Sofie
1992- Rated:
- PG
Ullmann's directorial debut set in Denmark at the turn of the century is a suitably austere effort. Sofie (Mynster) lives with her large Jewish family and is happy enough as an unmarried spinster of
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Prospero's Books
1991- Rated:
- 15
The intellect meets the flesh in this opulent adaptation of The Tempest from director Peter Greenaway
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The Unbearable Lightness Of Being
1988- Rated:
- 18
Daniel Day-Lewis and Juliet Binoche star in this adaptation of Milan Kundera's renowned novel
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Hanussen
1988- Rated:
- 15
The final film in the trilogy of period films, after Mephisto (1981) and Colonel Redl (1984), starring the magnetic Brandauer as a doomed character at odds with the powers that be. Here he is an Aust
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Amorosa
1986- Rated:
- TBC
An explicit, sexually charged biopic of Swedish novelist Agnes von Krusenstjana (Ekbland) whose brief, turbulent life was cut short at the age of 46. Zetterling's film takes in her rebellion against
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Nostalgia
1983- Rated:
- 15
The first film Tarkovsky made outside Russia and the second-to-last in his all too short career. A visionary depiction of spiritual longing
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Fanny And Alexander
1982- Rated:
- 15
Winner of four Oscars, Bergman's fantastical family saga follows a year in the life of a young Swedish boy at the turn of the last century. Visually dazzling and endlessly thought-provoking
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Montenegro
1981- Rated:
- 18
A harassed and horny Swedish housewife relieves her frustrations by frequenting a bar patronized by Yugoslav labourers. She takes one of them for her lover but eventually murders him. A potent brew o
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Beyond Evil
1977- Rated:
- TBC
Portentous dramatization of the bizarre relationship between Nietzsche (Josephson), his Jewish friend Paul Rees (Powell) and a Russian girl, Von Salome. (Sanda). Nietzsche comes over as a jealous soc
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Scenes From A Marriage
1973- Rated:
- 15
Powerful study of a marriage in all of its various phases from the master of melancholy, Ingmar Bergman
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Cries And Whispers
1972- Rated:
- X
Spiritual death and decay are placed under the microscope by cinema's master of pessimism, when three estranged sisters reunite around one of their death-beds
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En Passion
1969- Rated:
- AA
The bleak portrayal of a man who decides to flee human company and meets a woman living in a non-existent past. Classic Bergman
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The Hour Of The Wolf
1968- Rated:
- X
The film's title refers to the time when nightmares come, in this case in the mind of an artist (von Sydow), living alone with his wife (Ullmann) at their island summer home. He is subject to terribl
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Now About These Women ...
1964- Rated:
- X
Bergman's first colour effort is also one of his rare comedies, and one of his less memorable movies. In a hit-and-miss satire which uses the world of classical music as its backdrop, Kulle is the st
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