Examining Bergman: The Brilliance of Hour of the Wolf (1968) 

People get scared of their secrets being shown to them.

He only made movies about life. If you watch Hollywood buffoonery with happy endings and butterflies and stuff, life will be a foreign and dark thing to you

​​Art is meant to represent what the artist wants it to, and if they have a more optimistic view on life and want to give a happy tone to their work, they should, and their art won't be any better or worse than any artist with darker, more "realistic" take on it.

Many thanks for the view and nice comments! Always glad to see people appreciate this film. I’m currently pursuing a film degree, and doing these videos can sometimes be a bit difficult to factor into my workload, but this is super encouraging and motivational to read. Cheers!

What are the other ones? You seem to have a good taste when it comes to movies...

​@@SolidWorksCAD3Di would put dreyer's vampyr into that list

I don't see a Kubrick connection with "The Shining" to "Hour of the Wolf". At the same time, please realize that the "horror" story line in "The Shining" is just that. Most of the movie is actually the story line of the horror novel that Jack Torrance is writing. Clue: please note that the color of his typewriter changes signifying thereafter that it and the "psychotic" Jack Torrence character are a part of the novel that the real Jack Torrance is writing...clever, huh? If you pay close enough attention, the Overlook Hotel also slightly changes in parts of the movie where the entirely fictional "psychotic" Jack Torrance character appears onscreen...very sly and ingenious on Kubrick's part.

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I thought so as well. I think it was the unnamable thing. He is the most disgusting male character in cinema 😁

@@froggo7215 It's got some competition, just from the other characters in Vargtimmen. 😵

@@Johnconno apparently people are saying that all other characters are his demons including the lil boy.

@@froggo7215 Of course, they're not Bergman's they're all of us. This is why he's so good, also why people avoid watching his films. 'Cos they is frightened!

@@Johnconno yep his movies are dark and he always make people to face their darkest toughts