

Karin's Face
Fourteen minutes of still photographs from Ingmar Bergman’s family albums depict his mother, Karin, from childhood through adulthood, accompanied by piano music.
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Fourteen minutes of still photographs from Ingmar Bergman’s family albums depict his mother, Karin, from childhood through adulthood, accompanied by piano music.
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Karin Bergman appears in a series of still photographs from Ingmar Bergman’s family albums, capturing her life from childhood to adulthood. The images are arranged chronologically, providing a visual narrative of her experiences. Accompanied by a piano score from Käbi Laretei, the film presents a personal reflection on familial relationships without spoken narration. Produced in Sweden in 1986, "Karin's Face" runs for 14 minutes and focuses on themes of biography and childhood through the lens of photography.
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