In this episode of Filmmaking Giants, we descend into the searching, often painful world of Ingmar Bergman. Through works like The Seventh Seal, Persona, and Fanny and Alexander, Bergman confronted mortality, faith, love, and despair with unflinching honesty. His films probed the inner life of the soul, using stark imagery and searing performances to ask what it means to be human. For Bergman, cinema was not escape but confrontation—the mirror of our deepest fears and longings.
Produced by Selenius Media — Music by The Artificial Laboratory.
