A towering figure whose legacy permeates across twentieth-century culture, Ingmar Bergman has created images so iconic that his name alone has become shorthand for a particular strain of seriously intended, refined, intellectually stimulating European art cinema, to the extent that we are at risk of forgetting just how groundbreaking, beautiful, and truthful his films are.
No other filmmaker has so relentlessly plumbed the depths of the human psyche, and explored our relationships to one another, and to good and evil, and done so with greater visual invention, and with such élan and consistency.
Between Heaven and Hell: The Films of Ingmar Bergman will be available on IFI@Home until 1st February 2026.
Collections
Port of Call
1h
38m
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Drama, Romance
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1948
Prison
1h
20m
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Drama
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1949
To Joy
1h
38m
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Drama, Music
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1950
Summer Interlude
1h
36m
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Drama, Romance
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1951
Summer with Monika
1h
36m
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Drama, Romance
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1953
Smiles of a Summer Night
1h
49m
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Comedy, Romance
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1955
Wild Strawberries
1h
32m
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Drama
•
1957
The Seventh Seal
1h
36m
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Drama, Fantasy
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1957
The Magician
1h
41m
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Drama
•
1958
The Virgin Spring
1h
29m
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Drama, History
•
1960
Through a Glass Darkly
1h
30m
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Drama
•
1961
Winter Light
1h
21m
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Drama
•
1963
The Silence
1h
36m
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Drama
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1963
Persona
1h
23m
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Drama, Thriller
•
1966
Cries And Whispers
1h
32m
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Drama
•
1972
Scenes from a Marriage
2h
49m
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Drama
•
1974
Autumn Sonata
1h
38m
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Drama, Music
•
1978
Fanny And Alexander
3h
8m
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Drama
•
1982
Bergman: A Year in a Life
1h
57m
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Documentary
•
2018
