In September 1949, Ingmar Bergman left his wife and five children to start a new life in Paris with Gun Grut, marking a significant shift in his personal and artistic life.
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In September 1949, Ingmar Bergman left his wife and five children to start a new life in Paris with Gun Grut, marking a significant shift in his personal and artistic life.
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Ingmar Bergman Jr. retraces his parents' steps from Paris to the family home on Grev Turegatan 69 in Stockholm. His father, Ingmar Bergman, left his wife and five children in September 1949 for a relationship with Gun Grut. This action sparked a passionate love affair marked by jealousy. The relationship influenced Bergman's films, introducing new themes that would resonate throughout his career. The documentary runs for 68 minutes and features insights from people connected to their lives.
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Why Watch
- Meet Gun Grut, a key figure in Ingmar Bergman's life.
- Follow Ingmar Bergman Jr. as he covers his family's past.
- See how personal relationships influenced Bergman's films.
Did You Know
- Ingmar Bergman left his wife and five children in September 1949.
- Gun Grut was the new woman in Ingmar Bergman's life during this time.
- Ingmar Bergman Jr. retraces his parents' steps from Paris to Stockholm.
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Who is Gun Grut Bergman?
Gun Grut Bergman was the woman with whom Ingmar Bergman had a passionate love affair after leaving his wife and five children in 1949.
What significant event happened in Ingmar Bergman's life in September 1949?
In September 1949, Ingmar Bergman left his wife and five children to escape to Paris with Gun Grut.
Who directed 'The Undefeated Femininity'?
Marie Nyreröd directed 'The Undefeated Femininity', which was released in 2018.
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