The Passion of Anna (Bergman, 1969): BFI Southbank, NFT3, 6.30pm
This is part of the Philosophical Screens season at BFI Southbank and will be presented with the London Graduate School and the College International de Philosophie with an introductiomn and post-screening discussion. Details here.
Chicago Reader review:
'Ingmar Bergman's 1970 film about the impossibility of purity and
consistency in a world where to live is to contradict yourself. The
passion of the title is not sexual, but the ability to live with the
contradictions of life and to bear them without resignation. A
tentative, plotless film that pulses with the rhythms of life rather
than the rhythms of drama' Don Druker
Here is the superb trailer.
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