ID: 3299 - View Book Page - Edit In OJS

The author traces the development of Bergman's highly individual techniques, dialogues and his disjointed use of time and space in the narrative. Mosley sees Bergman's cinematic innovations as a product of his own sense of identity as a Scandinavian artist. He stresses the importance of Bergman's personal biography, especially his early life and experiences in Sweden as the son of a Lutheran Minister.

Published: Oct 17, 2000