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By Al M (1,263) on 27 Jul 2010

Shame is not one of my favorite Bergman films, but I still cannot give it less than 5 stars because it is an immaculately crafted cinema masterpiece…

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By Ryan H (2,006) on 20 Jul 2010

Skammen is an emotional and difficult film to watch due to it's originality and brutal honesty…

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By Citizen P (183) on 12 Apr 2010

Liv ja Max, onko huipumpaa paria nÃ¤hty…

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By Joel C (510) on 19 Jan 2010

I actually enjoyed this quite a bit, a little lost at first due to what at first feels like emphasis on a relationship eventually turns more…

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By Cassandra M (558) on 24 Aug 2009

Ingmar Bergman's 1968 effort SKAMMEN (Shame) is the auteur's only war film…

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By William B (992) on 24 Aug 2009

A Bergman film about war with special FX is surreal indeed - though once again it's about people, not events, and the trademark abrupt ending…

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By Daniel C (1,809) on 02 Mar 2009

A bit shallow and manipulative, but it still works like a charm. Utterly horrific and hopeless…

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By Tom H (1,836) on 03 Feb 2009

Great movie. the best Bergman film I have seen. though I havent seen the seventh seal yet. good psychological war movie…

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By Paul Z (502) on 02 Feb 2009

This begrudging and angry film is against not just the war during which it was made, but all war. It doesn't care what war it is…

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By Ryan M (2,675) on 17 Jan 2009

This movie absolutely broke my heart and reminded me why Liv Ullmann is one of my favorite actresses…

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By Luke P (549) on 09 Jan 2009

A horrifying depiction of war from the perspective of a couple thrown in the middle…

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By Niiles P (17) on 29 Nov 2008

Extraordinarily bleak look at how weak human relationships and human dignity can be in the face of anarchy and oppression…

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By Ben W (988) on 23 Nov 2008

Honte, on retrouve souvent le sentiment chez Bergman, gÃ©nÃ©rÃ© par l'Ã©chec, par la lÃ¢chetÃ©…

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By Byron B (1,084) on 13 Sep 2008

One of the Greatest Films ever made. I believe this one is greatly over looked…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 12 Sep 2008

This is probably the Bergman film I've responded to the most…

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By John B (4,244) on 10 Sep 2008

Bergman's one and only war film. A film that Bergman hated, but I can't imagine why…

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By Bruce W (209) on 26 Aug 2008

A war movie unlike any other. No particular war, no particular country. Just another stroke of genius from Ingmar Bergman…

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By Margarette L (24) on 16 Aug 2008

Not the best of Bergman's work, but still it's a good film to see how people react to a unlikely-to-end war…

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By Duncan R (84) on 21 Jul 2008

The film has great acting by Liv Ullmann, Max von Sydow. This is certainly a very different war movie…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 02 Jul 2008

There's a lot of great anti-war films, but I've not seen as one as effective or excellent as Shame…

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