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The 14 pages that link to Ingmar Bergman, each with the reason it gives.

• European art cinemaBroader topic: His concentrated psychological dramas became internationally influential art-cinema works.

• Andrei TarkovskyRelated: Bergman praised Tarkovsky’s cinema, and their works share sustained attention to spiritual crisis.

• August StrindbergRelated: Bergman repeatedly directed Strindberg and treated his plays as living psychological dramas.

• European cinemaRelated: His international influence made Scandinavian art cinema central to European film culture.

• Ingrid BergmanCompared with: Despite sharing a surname and nationality, he was a distinct figure, not a relative.

• Swedish cinemaRelated: His films made Swedish cinema a lasting presence in international art cinema.

• The Seventh SealRelated: He wrote and directed The Seventh Seal, adapting ideas from his earlier theatre work.

• Liv UllmannRelated: Bergman directed many of Ullmann’s most celebrated performances and collaborated with her onstage.

• Max von SydowRelated: Bergman directed von Sydow in several films and helped establish his reputation.

• Victor SjöströmRelated: Bergman cast Sjöström as the aging professor in Wild Strawberries.

• Bibi AnderssonRelated: His films gave Andersson many of her most celebrated roles and a lasting artistic partnership.

• Carl Theodor DreyerRelated: Bergman’s religious and psychological dramas invite comparison with Dreyer’s treatment of belief.

• Sven NykvistRelated: Their repeated collaboration made Nykvist’s lighting and framing integral to Bergman’s visual style.

• Ingrid ThulinRelated: Bergman directed many of Thulin’s best-known performances and helped establish her international reputation.