Edvard Munch (film)

Why isn't this film near the top of all the "greatest films" lists? I recorded it off of the Sundance Channel without having heard of it. I found it fascinating on every level: psychologically, sociologically, historically, artistically...

From wiki: "Ingmar Bergman, the great Swedish filmmaker, called the film a "work of genius". Whether he actually said it or not , I'd have to agree. This is a stunningly well-crafted film of unusual depth and quality.

I'd like to hear comments from anyone who has seen this film.

Originally posted by ThinkOfOne
Why isn't this film near the top of all the "greatest films" lists? I recorded it off of the Sundance Channel without having heard of it. I found it fascinating on every level: psychologically, sociologically, artistically...

From wiki: "Ingmar Bergman, the great Swedish filmmaker, called the film a "work of genius". Whether he actually said it or not ...[text shortened]... sual depth and quality.

I'd like to hear comments from anyone who has seen this film.

Is this what you're referring to?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074462/

Haven't seen it, but I'd be very interested in checking it out.

Originally posted by rbmorris
Is this what you're referring to?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074462/

Haven't seen it, but I'd be very interested in checking it out.

Yes, that's it. If you see it, please post your thoughts.

Originally posted by ThinkOfOne
Yes, that's it. If you see it, please post your thoughts.

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that's a movie i'd be interested in seeing.

Originally posted by wormwood
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Ha!

Originally posted by wormwood
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LOL Nice.