Following the Ingmar Bergman exhibit at the Arthouse Momo, which closes this Sunday, July 10th, there will be another major event celebrating the late great auteur at the end of the month. From July 21st until August 3rd, the Korean Film Archive will be showing 17 Bergman films, all in 35 mm and with English subtitles. While most of his most famous works are missing – no SEVENTH SEAL, WILD STRAWBERRIES, PERSONA, CRIES AND WHISPERS, SCENES FROM A MARRIAGE or FANNY AND ALEXANDER – it is still an impressive lineup, with many films rarely shown from Bergman’s early and late periods. There is also his most underrated movie, A PASSION (aka THE PASSION OF ANNA). As an added bonus, all the screenings at the archive are free. Directions can be found here. The screening schedule with links to each film is given below. Those interested in Bergman should also check out the collection of links over at Film Studies for Free.

July 21st          2:00 CRISIS; 4:30 THE SILENCE; 7:00 HOUR OF THE WOLF and CRISIS

July 22nd        2:00 PORT OF CALL; 4:30 THIRST; 7:00 THE SERPENT’S EGG

July 23rd         1:00 THE TOUCH; 3:30 PRISON

July 24th         1:00 LESSON IN LOVE; 3:30 WINTER LIGHT; 6:00 A PASSION

July 26th         2:00 SECRETS OF WOMEN; 4:30 TORMENT; 7:00 LIFE OF THE MARIONETTES

July 27th         2:00 SAWDUST AND TINSEL; 4:30 THE MAGICIAN; 7:00 SHAME

July 28th         2:00 LESSON IN LOVE; 4:00 PRISON; 7:30 THE TOUCH

July 29th         2:00 THIRST; 4:00 TORMENT; 7:30 WINTER LIGHT

July 30th         1:00 HOUR OF THE WOLF; 3:30 THE SILENCE

July 31st          1:00 SHAME; 3;30 THE SERPENT’S EGG; 6:00 LIFE OF THE MARIONETTES

Aug. 2nd         2:00 PORT OF CALL; 4:30 SAWDUST AND TINSEL; 7:00 THE MAGICIAN

Aug. 3rd          2:00 SECRETS OF WOMEN; 4:30 CRISIS; 7:00 A PASSION

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