The Films of Ingmar Bergman Illusions of

Laura Hubner's book is among the first to analyze key films directed by Ingmar Bergman throughout his lifetime. Various kinds of "illusion" in Bergman's work (the mask, identity, dreams, and visions) are explored at both thematic and formal levels, positioned within wider concerns and perspectives such as cultural and artistic influences on Bergman's creative output, the phenomenon of Bergman as "art film" director, debates about modernism and postmodernism, and emerging feminist discourses on the multiplicity of identity.

LAURA HUBNER is a Senior Lecturer in Film and Media Studies at the University of Winchester.

Acknowledgements
Introduction
The Mask and Identity:Summer Interlude's legacy
Female Defiance: Dreams of Another World in
Summer with Monikaand the Early Films
Religion, Truth, and Symbolism from
The Seventh Sealto
The Silence
Persona: Cinema as Mask
Dreams, Fantasies and Nightmare Visions
Conclusion: Celebrating the Illusion
Notes
Bibliography
Filmography
Index
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