Comments on: 974 (116.) En passion / The Passion of Anna / A Passion (1969, Ingmar Bergman)

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After finishing watching this film, understand more about their personalities and human life as an incredibly rich and beautiful philosophical drama.

By: victor ENYUTIN

victor ENYUTIN — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 00:54:37 +0000

“The Touch” by Ingmar Bergman (1971) is a film about how the very experience of personal love can heal emotional trauma. Lover as a psychotherapist is not an easy role – in passionate love there is not enough distance for disinterested observation and understanding. But Karin (Bibi Andersson) is able to do the impossible – she transforms the very area of love between two into a magic point of sharing wisdom through her enduring and inexhaustible vulnerability. Her love toward her younger partner in existential encounter is a model of psychological wholeness – it includes romantic, sexual, motherly, purely emotional and intellectual aspects in tune with one another. Bergman demonstrates that sometimes separation of lovers is a victory of love, not a defeat. “The Touch” is Bergman’s “Hiroshima Mon Amour” – another film about personal love as psychotherapy.
After finishing watching this film you again and again return to the meaning of the characters’ actions and emotions and the film’s visual symbolism, and understand more about their personalities and human life as an incredibly rich and beautiful philosophical drama. Please, visit http://www.actingpitpolitics to read articles about Bergman’s “Through Glass Darkly” (with analysis of shots from the film), and also analysis of films by Godard, Bunuel, Kurosawa, Alain Tanner, Resnais, Pasolini, Cavani, Bertolucci and Fassbinder.
BY Victor Enyutin

By: denis

denis — Tue, 25 May 2010 12:47:34 +0000

Its amazing that you have such an indepth knowledge, I actually love films with Max Von Sydow and Conan the Barbarian is one of my favourites, it was made before Arnie became famous and I love the raw edge it has, the film was a classic with at times very little dialogue and some fleetingly risque moments that many people miss.

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