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ABBA won Eurovision in 1974, but it was only the beginning for the global pop powerhouse.

Trying to write about Ingmar Bergman’s Fanny and Alexander (1982) leaves me feeling a bit like Moses coming down from Horeb (or Sinai; take your pick). It

Celebrating 50 years of 'Ring Ring' - ABBA's very first attempt at making it to the Eurovision Song Contest.

Who will be paired up in the launch show? Plus: the musicians who died at 27. Here’s what to watch this evening

Gael García Bernal is gloriously risk-taking in an ode to Mexico’s lucha libre scene, and Audrey Hepburn is sublime in the 50s couture classic

Three Films by Mai Zetterling reveal the themes in the controversial directors work: women’s lives, their fraught and ambiguous relationships with sex and motherhood, and how women interact with each other.

This immensely personal and artistic Oscar-winner by Ingmar Bergman continues to surprise, challenge, and delight. Here’s why you should watch it<br>

In a three-hour, 40th anniversary rerelease, this Swedish family saga unfolds with emotional power, wonder and brilliant acting

All the information about Release the Prisoners to Spring at cines.com. Directors, Script, Music, Photography, Producers, Genre and actors who participate.

Credit: BFI National Archive Appropriately, the first indelible impression that Max von Sydow made on world cinema saw him surrounded by jagged rocks while staring death in the face. Only in his late 20s when he starred in Ingmar Bergman’s The Seventh Seal (1956), he already gave the impression of a man who’d witnessed a lifetime of anguish, to the point that when actually confronted by Death (Bengt Ekerot), his gaunt, Crusades-weary knight Antonius Blok reacts with a disarmin...