I second Stain's review. There are snippets of great footage (giving Ingrid direction, goofing off on Cries and Whispers), but being an hour long and padded is a bad sign. Also, von Trier's "interview" seemed more like a low-fi camera mic hooked up to an improptu speakerphone call. Actually, they all felt that way.

Kind of informative, and it's nice of Bjorkman to give us behind-the-scenes footage of Bergman films that we the public might not see otherwise. Unfortunately, this is quite dull even if you're interested in the subject. Bjorkman was instructed to make a completed film or two out of leftover footage that the Ingmar Bergman Foundation has, so even at 66 minutes this often feels padded, just like the Roger Corman cut-and-paste movies do