Directed by Hynek Pallas, Jane Magnusson, Fatima Varhos • Documentary • With Wes Anderson, Alexander Payne, Agnes Jaoui, Robert de Niro, Laura Dern • 2013 • 45 minutes
A new insight into the genius of Bergman and most of all, a portrait of the greatest filmmakers of today. How they work, why they choose the themes they keep coming back to and why film is an art form like no other.
In this episode, directors Thomas Alfredson and Wes Anderson discuss making comedies and Bergman's films.
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