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Ingmar Bergman's darker super-serious works inspired numerous parody tributes. Most of them by people of a certain age who sat through "The Seventh Seal" in college, wishing it were "Easy Rider."
Bergman liked a good laugh, they tell us. No telling what the master thought of the midnight movie short "De Duva."
Check out that camp classic and come back here for these other tasty Bergman goofs.
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Thank you very kindly for providing De Duva, something I have not seen in 32 years. I have a very vivid memory of one of my classmates at the time remarking "I know it was in german, but I could UNDERSTAND it!"
Posted by: Peter | April 11, 2009 at 11:13 PM