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Ingmar Bergman's The Silence.
Pictures in the Typewriter, Writings on the Screen. Af Maaret Koskinen.
208 sider, 14 x 19 cm. Ill: 14 fotos. Pris kr 175,00. Museum Tusculanums
Forlag. Udgivet 2010. (Nordic Film Classics)
En bog om den svenske filminstruktør
Ingmar Bergman (1918-2007) og hans film Stilheden (Tystnaden,
1963). Ingmar Bergmans film Tystnaden (eng. The Silence)
er en ægte klassiker. Filmen giver et spændende indblik i
samtidens filmiske, kulturelle og sociopolitiske temaer.
Tystnaden blev
skabt på et tidspunkt i Bergmans karriere, hvor hans status som
én af de største kunstfilminstruktører tillod ham
at rykke grænserne for hvad der var acceptabelt i både Sverige
og USA. Trods det afslører Bergmans notesbøger og manuskripter
at han havde tendens til selvcensur der bl.a. bestod i at han nedtonede
den litterære kvalitet i dele af sine manuskripter, og ændrede
dele som han fandt for provokerende.
Maaret Koskinen, der
som den første forsker har fået adgang til Bergmans private
papirer fra den sidste periode af hans liv, tegner i bogen et billede
af Bergman som udfordrer det traditionelle syn på ham som auteur.
Koskinen afdækker Bergmans forsøg på at overgå
sit eget image som skaber af seriøs filmkunst og samtidig gøre
sit arbejde relevant for en ny generation.
Bogen behandler spørgsmål
som censur og film i små nationer, og belyser de skiftende syn på
Bergman, auteurfilm, finkultur og populærkultur.
"The Silence remains
a classic and, as such, is one of the important European modernist art
films of the 1960s, rich enough for scrutiny from af variety of perspectives,
methodologies, and interpretative matrixes. That it has mainly been approached
from an auteurist perspective - that is, framed and contextualized by
the themes and style of Bergman's oeuvre as a whole - is only natural,
given that it was written and produced at a time when auteurism became
theory and even, in certain countries (not least Sweden), a production
policy. No doubt this approach has proved fruitful. [...] However, the
very dominance of the traditional auteurist approach, and in particular
the notion of Ingmar Bergman as perhaps the most quintessential among
European art film directors, has over time contributed quite effectively
to hiding or suppressing other views, specifically larger cultural concerns
and contexts, which have tended to be bypassed or flatly ignored. These
larger concerns need to be included when dealing with such seemingly already-well-known
entities as 'Bergman.' The Silence offers an excellent entry
into the cinematic, cultural, and sociopolitical issues of its time, in
this case, the institution of censorship and certain nation states' relationships
to their own film culture"(fra Conclusion).
Maaret Koskinen er professor
i filmvidenskab ved Stockholms Universitet. Hun har tidligere skrevet
adskillige bøger om Ingmar Bergman.
UDDRAG AF INDHOLD: Introduction:
"Whatever Happened to Ingmar Bergman?" Backdrops and Contexts.
National Cinema, Art Film, and the Auteur. Censorship Issues: Sex, Women,
and Hollywood. Works in Progress: Intermedial Variations.
In the Beginning Was (the Fear of) the Word: Notebooks. In Between Words
and Images: Manuscripts and Screenplays. The Finished Film.
Framing the Senses.
Conclusion. Production
Notes. Filmography. Notes. Bibliography. Index.
UDGIVERE:
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35 32 91 13
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