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Fanny and Alexander, Reading Stack

…the play literally explodes into life in the middle of the Christmas party. The play is a family drama of epic proportions, and its author, Ingmar Bergman, has also dealt…

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149 – Sanna Wirtavuori – Anna – 08.03.2007

…the wise and what the starry sky looks like (literally) seen through the human eye. Effort has been put into the adaptation. Even the young Veijo Meri has been brought…

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72 – Kaarina Naski – Western Uusimaa – 10/19/2006

Pihlaja disappeared, a fairy tale was foundThe theatre lover was both literally and figuratively in the foyer watching the premiere of the Helsinki City Theatre’s children’s play The Lost Rowan…

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16 – Marjo Lemponen – Skenet – 01.02.2006

…end result is a hilarious combination of one’s own and the stranger. For example, the use of voice with its polite cursing and scolding appeals in an atavistic way across…

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Scenes from life

…child. As a young man, Bergman was fascinated by the Nazi ideology, but ended up studying visual arts and literature at Stockholm University. He used his student years to deepen…

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7 – Lauri Meri – Helsingin Sanomat – 3.4.2004

…captivating. Bravely carrying his big bag from one place to another The load-bearing Nyyti has such clarity that the You can hear the gripping surface literally sucking the audience in….

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