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Swedish cinema recommendations?

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Terry Mendoza80 Terry Mendoza80 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Lately, I’ve been diving deep into Swedish cinema—partly because I wanted a break from the endless loop of Hollywood blockbusters and British dramas, and partly just to challenge myself by exploring a different linguistic landscape. I was wondering if there are any fellow cinephiles here who share this obsession? Specifically, I’m looking for some guidance on where to start with Ingmar Bergman. I haven't actually sat through one of his films yet, and frankly, looking at his massive filmography is a bit overwhelming—the man produced an incredible amount of work! Any recommendations on a good entry point?
goldenhound32 goldenhound32 Regular
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#2 ·
Whispers and Screams, or if you find those a bit too long-winded, Silence. There you have it—two quintessential examples of Ingmar Bergman’s work.
Karen Smith9 Karen Smith9 Active Member
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You could throw just about anything at him from the 50s or 60s—anything at all—and he’d still nail it... the guy was a straight-up maestro. Personally, I'd rank him right up there in my top three...
mellowsurfer15 mellowsurfer15 Newcomer
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You absolutely have to check out Mean Girls. I'm not entirely sure who directed it, but it is an absolute masterpiece.
Terry Mendoza80 Terry Mendoza80 MemberOP
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#5 ·
Yeah, I believe so—twice, actually. 🙂 He was up for an Oscar back in 2003... or maybe it was 2004, I can't quite remember the exact year.

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