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DVD BRAND NEW Ingmar Bergman declared that Fanny and Alexander would be his final film when it was released in 1984. This 5-DVD set includes 2 versions of the film, the 188 ... minute theatrical print and Bergman's 312 minute director's cut for Swedish TV. There are also Attributes: DUBBED, SPECIAL ED, SUBTITLED, WIDESCREEN. Read more Show Less

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Announced with some fanfare as the final feature-length film to be directed by Ingmar Bergman, the autobiographical Fanny and Alexander turned out to be one of this great filmmaker’s very best movies. One would be hard pressed to imagine a more fitting culmination to such a distinguished career -- but, as it turned out, Bergman still had many stories to tell, albeit mostly for Swedish television. This 1982 film begins as the loving Ekdahl family, a financially comfortable clan, gathers to celebrate Christmas; but tragedy soon strikes when the patriarch dies. Ten-year-old Alexander Bertil Guve and eight-year-old Fanny Pernilla ...
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Special Features

New, restored high-definition digital transfers; Ingmar Bergman's feature-length documentary The Making of Fanny Alexander, presented here for the first time on DVD in a new high-definition digital transfer; "Ingmar Bergman Bids Farewell to Film," a one-hour conversation between Bergman and Nils Petter Sundgren made for Swedish television in 1984; Audio commentary on the theatrical version by film scholar Peter Cowie; "A Bergman Tapestry," a new documentary featuring exclusive interviews with cast and crew; Rare introductions by Bergman to 11 of his films; A selection of Bergman theatrical trailers; Costume sketches and video footage of the models for the film's sets; Optional English-dubbed soundtrack on the theatrical version; Stills gallery; New and improved English subtitle translations; 36-page booklet featuring new essays by documentarian and film historian Stig Björkman, novelist Rick Moody, and film scholar Paul Arthur

Editorial Reviews

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Announced with some fanfare as the final feature-length film to be directed by Ingmar Bergman, the autobiographical Fanny and Alexander turned out to be one of this great filmmaker’s very best movies. One would be hard pressed to imagine a more fitting culmination to such a distinguished career -- but, as it turned out, Bergman still had many stories to tell, albeit mostly for Swedish television. This 1982 film begins as the loving Ekdahl family, a financially comfortable clan, gathers to celebrate Christmas; but tragedy soon strikes when the patriarch dies. Ten-year-old Alexander Bertil Guve and eight-year-old Fanny Pernilla Alwin suffer terribly after their widowed mother Ewa Froling marries an outwardly pleasant clergyman Jan Malmsjo who turns out to be a sadistic tyrant. It takes the efforts of their indomitable grandmother Gunn Wallgren and her Jewish friend Erland Josephson to liberate the children. Bergman’s cinematic memoir is certainly realistic, but it’s also enchanting, as you would expect from a fairy tale. Comedy, tragedy, romance, and fantasy skillfully blend to create a perfect evocation of time and place. On the one hand, there’s an ebullient sense of wonder; on the other, a gothic sensibility reminiscent of such tales as Jane Eyre. The performances are above reproach, especially those of Guve and Alwin, who betray none of the precious theatricality that all too often mars the work of child actors. Sven Nykvist’s cinematography provides one unforgettable image after another, and Daniel Bell’s superb music perfectly underscores the moods Bergman creates so powerfully with his innate storytelling ability. The Criterion Collection has finally released Bergman's 312-minute cut of the film -- nearly twice as long as what was shown in theaters -- that was originally shown on Swedish television in 1984 as a four-part miniseries. Now issued in the U.S. for the first time ever, this was Bergman's preferred version of the film, and as such this DVD set is one of the signal events of the year.

Product Details

  • Release Date: 11/16/2004
  • UPC: 037429197622
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  • Source: CRITERION
  • Presentation: Special Edition / Wide Screen
  • Time: 5:12:00
  • Sales rank: 12,240

Cast & Crew

Technical Credits
Ingmar Bergman Director

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Fanny & Alexander
1. Prologue [7:30]
2. The Christmas Play [5:40]
3. Celebration and Preparations [6:32]
4. The Big World and the Little World [3:22]
5. The Family Arrives [4:30]
6. Christmas Dinner [8:37]
7. Fireworks [5:49]
8. Bedtime / After the Meal [8:29]
9. Magic Lantern [4:16]
10. The Emperor's Chair [7:40]
11. Helena and Isak [8:03]
12. Maj and Gustav Adolf [5:11]
13. Lydia and Carl [8:48]
14. Alma and Gustav Adolf [:37]
15. Christmas Morning [4:07]
16. Credits [3:13]
1. Rehearsal [7:12]
2. Oscar Takes Ill [8:13]
3. Deathbed [8:54]
4. Grief [2:42]
5. Condolences [6:30]
6. Funeral / The Ghost [4:32]
7. Leaving the Theater [8:18]
8. Lies and an Announcement [10:20]
9. A New Home [6:10]
10. Marriage and Concerns [3:48]
11. Acting Hamlet [8:17]
Disc #2 -- Fanny & Alexander
1. Maj's Troubles [6:33]
2. Poor Children [7:17]
3. Justina's Story [2:03]
4. Ghostly Visit [6:43]
5. Punishment [10:27]
6. Emilie's Confession [4:34]
7. Ghosts In the Attic [3:28]
8. Discussing Maj [8:57]
9. A Family Divided [6:44]
10. Credits [:01]
1. Rescue [9:45]
2. Safe Haven [3:01]
3. Isak's Tale [8:17]
4. Cards On the Table [15:51]
5. The Ghost Returns [3:38]
6. A Long Night [4:18]
7. Aron and Alexander [7:09]
8. Emilie's Revenge [1:55]
9. Ismael and Alexander [5:48]
10. Unfortunate Circumstances [4:09]
11. Return To the Theater [3:10]
12. Epilogue: Christening [7:59]
13. New Beginnings [5:43]
14. A Dream Play [2:55]
Disc #3 -- Fanny & Alexander
1. Prologue [5:03]
2. The Christmas Play [6:13]
3. Celebrations and Preparations [2:39]
4. The Big World and the Little World [3:40]
5. The Family Arrives [4:30]
6. Christmas Dinner / Fireworks [4:54]
7. Bedtime [4:53]
8. Magic Lantern [3:42]
9. Helena and Isak [7:14]
10. Kaj and Gustav Adolf [4:49]
11. Lydia and Carl [4:33]
12. Christmas Morning [5:21]
13. Oscar Takes Ill [9:38]
14. Deathbed [5:25]
15. Grief [2:42]
16. Funeral / The Ghost [4:21]
17. Lies and an Announcement [8:50]
18. A New Home [4:47]
19. Marriage and Concerns [:42]
20. Acting Hamlet [2:07]
21. Ghostly Visit [7:38]
22. Poor Children [5:03]
23. Maj's Troubles [5:59]
24. Justina's Story [2:41]
25. Punishment [2:03]
26. Emilie's Confession [10:34]
27. Discussing Maj [3:34]
28. Rescue [5:21]
29. Safe Haven [8:27]
30. The Ghost Returns [2:24]
31. A Long Night [3:38]
32. Aron and Alexander [3:48]
33. Emilie's Revenge [5:39]
34. Ismael and Alexander [1:55]
35. Unfortunate Circumstances [5:47]
36. Christening [2:41]
37. New Beginnings [5:10]
38. A Dream Play [4:47]
39. Credits [2:54]
Disc #4 -- Fanny & Alexander
1. Saying Hello [3:12]
2. Pillow Fight [3:56]
3. Uppsala [7:45]
4. Blocking [8:57]
5. Camera Movement [7:26]
6. Condolences [7:36]
7. The Christening [4:19]
8. The Puppet Theater [4:16]
9. Christmas Dinner [9:48]
10. Through the Doorway [2:07]
11. The Dolls / The Mummy [5:00]
12. Alexander and Ismael [6:59]
13. Hamlet [4:10]
14. Gunnar Björnstrand [18:52]
15. Funeral [3:27]
16. "Die, You Devil!" [7:10]
17. Fire [1:14]
18. Last Day [3:20]
1. "Like Drilling For Water" [7:37]
2. Bergman's Childhood [7:40]
3. Celebration of Life [9:04]
4. The Bishop / Dogmatism [6:13]
5. Listening [4:39]
6. Children and Grownups [4:26]
7. Life and Death [10:24]
8. Centerpiece / The Women [8:59]

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Disc #1 -- Fanny & Alexander
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   Episode One
   Episode Two
      Credits
      Color Bars
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Disc #2 -- Fanny & Alexander
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   Episode Three
   Episode Four
      Credits
      Color Bars
   A Bergman Tapestry
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Disc #3 -- Fanny & Alexander
   Play the Movie
   Chapters
      Color Bars
   Commentary
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   Trailer
   Audio Options
      Original Swedish Soundtrack
      Commentary
      English-Dubbed Soundtrack
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Disc #4 -- Fanny & Alexander
   Play the Movie
   Chapters
      Color Bars
   Ingmar Bergman Bids Farewell To Film
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      Index
   Stills Gallery
   Costume Gallery
   Set Models
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Disc #5 -- Fanny & Alexander
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   About the Introductions
      Play Introductions
   Summer With Monika
      Play Intro
   Sawdust and Tinsel
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   A Lesson In Love
      Play Intro
   Smiles of a Summer Night
      Play Intro
      Play Trailer
   The Seventh Seal
      Play Intro
      Play Trailer
   Wild Strawberries
      Play Intro
   Through a Glass Darkly
      Play Intro
      Play Trailer
   Winter Light
      Play Intro
      Play Trailer
   The Silence
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      Play Trailer
   Cries and Whispers
      Play Intro
   Autumn Sonata
      Play Intro
      Play Trailer
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  • Posted October 1, 2010

    Fanny and Alexander, beautiful, and heart touching

    I stumbled across Fanny and Alexander by pure coincidence on a popular movie database website. I thought the story seemed very interesting, so I decided to give it a try. I luckily got the Criterion boxed set version on sale at a local Barnes and Noble for 50% off, so I couldn't let the opportunity pass. The boxed set comes with the theatrical 188 minute version, which to be honest, falls short of what the television version has to offer, which clocks in at a staggering 312 minutes. I was a little intimidated at first, with the very long length, but let me be the first to tell you that I became so absorbed in the film, that the movie seemed to almost end too soon. The way Bergman fleshes out his characters, is something that every aspiring director wishes they could do, and he does so, seemingly effortlessly. It is beautifully acted by a cast that really makes you feel like the film you are watching, is real. But the one thing that stood out to me the most, was Sven Nykvist's beautiful cinematography. The way he captures emotion is, in my opinion, perfect. From long takes in the theater, where the camera hardly moves at all, to the intricate dolly shots he uses inside the estate, he never ceases to amaze. I don't want to talk about any of the story, because I want people to see this masterpiece for themselves. If you love beautiful period piece films, that constantly challenge your mind, then I cannot recommend Fanny and Alexander enough. It is a perfect example of why film is not only entertainment, but also art.

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