Interesting.

It's interesting, especially the part with Sven Nykvist throwing a camera through two doors, but it's not much more than interesting. I think the Gunnar Bjornstrand part was appropriately long, but it did kind of drag.

Interesting at times, but not particularly insightful or revealing. Some parts just wouldn't end, too.

It is great to watch Bergman at work, and it's interesting to see how many decisions are made off the cuff. Still, it IS just a behind-the-scenes documentary (the first one I've ever watched twice, I believe) and could hardly be considered essential viewing. I also think 19 minutes of Gunnar Bjornstrand with a candle on his head is a little much, although the scene does serve a purpose.

I enjoyed watching this because I loves me some Ingmar and seeing him and his fellow filministas in their element is always gonna be interesting, but god damn does it drag on at times.