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A Blessed Child, by Linn Ullmann, trans. Sarah Death

For any daughter of a creative titan, a career in the arts means that an extra peak will rise over and above the usual mountains that she has to climb. In Linn Ullmann's case, two further summits loomed: her father was Ingmar Bergman and her mother is Liv Ullmann, the Norwegian actor-muse whose dark star smouldered over several of the Swedish master's most majestic films. In the three novels prior...

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Duning up

Herman Dune will doubtless never escape the breezy brilliance of ' I Wish That I Could See You Soon ' – but I did enjoy this verse their forthcoming album, 'Next Year in Zion': And then we were in Stockholm And it was beautiful in July, And the day after, this famous Swedish director Ingmar Bergman died. All the national papers had some special issues, with beautiful pictures and interesting interviews....

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Cropped Bergman at the plex

Ingmar Bergman came to Calcutta and stayed for almost the whole of last week, and what's more, at INOX Forum, Calcutta's most happening multiplex where only films for the young and those who think young are screened.

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Putin's wicked-smart game

Spengler's latest column about Vladimir Putin exemplifies why I love reading him. Excerpt: The fact is that all Russian politicians are clever. The stupid ones are all dead. By contrast, America in its complacency promotes dullards. A deadly miscommunication arises...

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Thrissur International Film Festival begins today

Thrissur: The Thrissur International Film Festival (TIFF-2008) to be held at Kairali and Sree Theatres from August 22 to 28, will showcase 78 films from about 20 countries. Film director Shyam Benegal will inaugurate the festival at the ...

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Book Reviews: 'A Blessed Child' and 'Ancient Highway'

Linn Ullmann explores the mingled fates of three sisters and their relationship to their famous father; Brett Lott writes about the failed dreams and rifts in three generations of a Los Angeles family.

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Ingmar Bergman’s best on show

Bangalore: Here is good news for those who admire Ingmar Bergman, the Swedish master of modern cinema who made films in a career spanning six decades. Seven films “Remembering Bergman: A ...

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The best of Bergman on show

Bangalore: Here is good news for those who admire Ingmar Bergman, the Swedish master of modern cinema who made films in a career spanning six decades. Seven films “Remembering Bergman: A ...

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Celebrating Bergman

Film critic Gunnar Bergdahl brings to India a retrospective of Ingmar Bergman’s movies

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Film review: The Banishment

It's well acted, self-important, none too convincingand enigmatic in an unsatisfactoryway

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Home entertainment boom takes world cinema to Indian homes

New Delhi, (IANS) Ingmar Bergman, Akira Kurosawa, Francois Truffaut, Federico Fellini - they were exclusive names in the domains of discerning and cerebral moviegoers across India until a few years ago. Not any more.Earlier, the iconic movies made by them were either shown in film festivals organised by small groups or sold in video formats [...]

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Home entertainment boom takes world cinema to Indian homes

Ingmar Bergman, Akira Kurosawa, Francois Truffaut, Federico Fellini - they were exclusive names in the domains of discerning and cerebral moviegoers across India until a few years ago. Not any more.

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The X-Files: I Want to Believe

Cinema Review: Mulder and Scully return to investigate another paranormal case. Will this departure from traditional X-Files mythology make you Want to Believe or simply Want to Leave?

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Ronald Bergan on why Ron Howard is the antithesis of an auteur

Directors have far more autonomy these days than during Hollywood's golden age - so how is it that a Ron Howard film has so little to distinguish itself from any other, wonders Ronald Bergan