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Swedish filmmaker and theater man, Ingmar Bergman was one of the greatest directors of the last century, with various masterpieces to his credit, such as The Seventh Seal, The Serpent's Egg or the acclaimed Fanny and Alexander. Less well known is that he married seven times, was the father of eight children, or rubbed shoulders with characters like Greta Garbo, Charles Chaplin or Ingrid Bergman. In these passionate memoirs, full of moving sincerity, the author confesses to us how at a very early age fear settled in his soul, how he discovered cinema dazzled, what problems he had to face as an artist and director, how he loved women whom he loved most and how the figure of his father, a Lutheran pastor, gravely marked his entire existence and, to a great extent, also his work.