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Private Confessions, Liv Ullmann, 1996
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Private Confessions, Liv Ullmann, 1996
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Honestly,
if Angbang Week doesn't throw handfuls of cute, dangerous, creepy, sexy or whatever-you-will Angbang fanarts in my face like confetti I'm gonna cry and leave for the void forever, the past weeks and recent events have been so ******* horrible for real, I can't even tell.
This is all have left rn.
These stupid evil dork lords and the week dedicated to them on this hellsite is all I'm looking forward to.
Honestly.
Hi, wondering what you think of Billie August's 'The Best Intentions'?
I like it very much! It’s very good as a series/film in it’s own right but for a Ingmar Bergman fan like me it has the added interest of being a kind of biopic of his parents. Also worth checking out are the “sequels” Sunday’s Children directed by Bergman’s son Daniel Bergman and Private Confessions directed by Liv Ullmann which continue the family’s story, and all three are interesting for showing some of the real life influences behind the fictional Fanny and Alexander.
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Enskilda samtal ( Liv Ullmann, 1996)
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Private Confessions, Liv Ullmann, 1996
Enskilda samtal (Private Confessions) | Liv Ullmann | 1996
Pernilla August, Thomas Hanzon