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4 October 2013

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    Ivan’s Childhood

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    If you’re a newcomer to his films, start with Ivan’s Childhood and go from there.

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    Scenes from a Marriage

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    I’m relatively new to Bergman, but I think Scenes from a Marriage could be used to measure the seriousness of a person who describes a film as “intense.” This is actually intense.

    criterion.com

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    The Silence of the Lambs

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    If you want to freak yourself out Hollywood-style, The Silence of the Lambs is probably the crème de la crème of serial killer movies, no? If you prefer a Dutch kidnapping story, go for The Vanishing. Both are incredible.

    criterion.com

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    The Vanishing

    Their words

    If you prefer a Dutch kidnapping story, go for The Vanishing. Both are incredible.

    criterion.com

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