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By Michael C (2,821) on 28 Aug 2008

Algot, Sexton: The passion of Christ, his suffering... Wouldn't you say the focus on his suffering is all wrong…

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By Mike B (1,929) on 24 Aug 2008

It's rural Sweden in 1962…

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By Max M (899) on 21 Aug 2008

If you have ever doubted your convictions, this film will shatter you and put you back together again. that's an exaggeration. whoops…

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By Devilish G (62) on 21 Aug 2008

Ingmar Bergman's movies do not make ppl fall in love at once because it takes time to digest the hidden meanings of the movie…

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By Michael L (2,383) on 18 Aug 2008

The best of film of the faith trilogy IMHO and maybe one of bergman's best overall…

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By John B (4,244) on 17 Aug 2008

The second installment of Bergman's Faith trilogy, Winter Light, follows a local pastor with a dwindling congregation and a crisis of faith…

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By Randy Y (268) on 15 Aug 2008

At times brutal, often beautiful, this story about a pastor losing a faith is a crushing wonder…

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By Steve S (3,182) on 06 Aug 2008

I thought this was a lot better than the closely related Through a Glass. Dark, sparse, beautiful, and thought provoking…

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By Peter G (539) on 05 Aug 2008

Like Hitchcock, I love Ingmar Bergman. Winter Light is arguably one of his less accessible films, but it's potency is unmatched…

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By Ben W (988) on 04 Aug 2008

Bergmans religious films are always good. this is not an exception. there are 2 primary ways to look at this film…

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By Thomas L (876) on 01 Aug 2008

Intentionally sparse and gritty, all of the elements work together, a movie that stays with you long after you have finished it…

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By Darryl J (261) on 10 Jul 2008

This film is really hard to explain. Almost everyone can relate to it's story. If you can't,you're kidding yourself…

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By Timothy R (213) on 02 Jul 2008

Pitch-perfect performances, incredible script, very powerful stuff…

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By Karlo M (46) on 02 Jun 2008

Bergman and cinematographer Nykvist build a short but intense story of lost faith…

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By Capt. Bob (17) on 01 Jun 2008

A pastor loses all meaning to life in the face of what he interprets as God's silence…

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By Bob W (910) on 01 Jun 2008

A pastor loses all meaning to life in the face of what he interprets as God's silence…

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By Aaron N (493) on 25 May 2008

A gritty film about what it means to doubt God…

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By Mark H (1,764) on 17 May 2008

The second part of the Silence of God trilogy focuses on a priest who is having a crisis of faith and is beginning to doubt the existence of…

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By Stan L (26) on 07 May 2008

Powerful, dark, heavy. I think it can screw into the hearts of all sorts of christian, no matter devoted or non-devoted ones…

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By Chase _ (115) on 28 Apr 2008

One of my favorite Bergman films…

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