Hello Ingmar
For three decades, he stood at the dizzying heights of world kino, his name synonymous with the term, 'art movie'. But who would ever imagine finding a home in Ingmar Bergman's psycho-nightmares? Gunilla, that's who. Cast as a bit player in his unknown 1963 effort Virgin Belief and Double Moral, Gunilla travels the imagescape of Bergman's flicks, stopping its troubled interlocutors to ask whether they'd seen her pass this way or not. In the original she actually has a speaking part, which consisted of this one line: "Hello Ingmar, all my tanks were knocked out and the roads were impassible."
- Runtime
- 7m
- Released
- 2001
Details
Release year: 2001
Storyline
For three decades, he stood at the dizzying heights of world kino, his name synonymous with the term, 'art movie'. But who would ever imagine finding a home in Ingmar Bergman's psycho-nightmares? Gunilla, that's who. Cast as a bit player in his unknown 1963 effort Virgin Belief and Double Moral, Gunilla travels the imagescape of Bergman's flicks, stopping its troubled interlocutors to ask whether they'd seen her pass this way or not. In the original she actually has a speaking part, which consisted of this one line: "Hello Ingmar, all my tanks were knocked out and the roads were impassible."
Top credits
- Gunilla Josephson β Self
- Bibi Andersson β Alma, Sara
- Mark Baxter
- Anita BjΓΆrk β Rakel