Ingmar Bergman's the Silence: Pictures in the Typewriter, Writings on the Screen

When The Silence was released in 1963, Bergman's stature allowed the film's depiction of sexuality to challenge the boundaries of the censorship boards in Sweden and the U.S. Yet, Swedish film critic Maaret Koskinen--one of the first scholars given access to Bergman's private papers--found his notebooks revealed his tendency to self-censorship, as well as the difficulties he experienced in writing for the medium of moving images. She draws a picture of Berman that reveals his attempts to make his work relevant to a new ... Read More

When The Silence was released in 1963, Bergman's stature allowed the film's depiction of sexuality to challenge the boundaries of the censorship boards in Sweden and the U.S. Yet, Swedish film critic Maaret Koskinen--one of the first scholars given access to Bergman's private papers--found his notebooks revealed his tendency to self-censorship, as well as the difficulties he experienced in writing for the medium of moving images. She draws a picture of Berman that reveals his attempts to make his work relevant to a new generation of filmgoers. Read Less

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  	This is a digital edition of this title. Buy eBook Lifetime Access: $25.00 Title: Ingmar Bergman's the Silence by Maaret Koskinen Publisher: University of Washington Press Print ISBN: 9780295989433, 0295989432 eText ISBN: 9780295801957 Edition: 2010 Format: EPUB eBook	$25.00 Buy eBook This is a digital eBook Nothing will be shipped to you Works with web browsers and the VitalSource app on all Windows, Mac, Chromebook, Kindle Fire, iOS, and Android devices Most eBooks are returnable within 14 days of purchase Questions? See our eBook FAQ