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Directed by Ingmar Bergman

On the way from the University of Lund, where he will receive an award for 50 years of career, Professor of medicine Isak Borg (played by filmmaker Victor Sjostrom) recalls the key moments of his life, fearing death approaching. One of the finest films about aging and memory.

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Directed by Ingmar Bergman, 1957

One of the most celebrated films of Bergman and paradigmatic. Back from the Crusades, a knight sees his country physically and spiritually devastated. Following is a strange and enigmatic character, Death, with which, in the course of a long game of chess, addresses several issues about faith and doubt, which remain unanswered.

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Directed by Ingmar Bergman, 1966

The actress that mutes. The nurse who complained. Between the two women sets up a strange relationship of identity and mutual dependence. With 'Persona', one of his most disturbing dramas and one of his most famous films, Bergman revolutionized film language, through the theme of the double.