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"El Silencio" (Tystnaden, 1963) provoked great agitation and controversy, mutilating himself for his exhibition in Sweden … but in Chile he could not even be published.
In 1965, the Council of Cinematographic Censorship banned in Chile this film considered one of the masterpieces of the filmmaker . "El Silencio" roughly addresses the relationship of two sisters mired in loneliness and abandonment or, in a hostile context.
Esther, who is sick, her sister Anna and her nephew Johan stop in a hotel in an unknown city. Ester tries to suppress the badual attraction that she feels for Anna, while she goes out looking for adventures that free her from boredom and anguish . The mixture of dependence and hatred between them creates a tortuous coexistence.
"Censorship and anguish: Chile reads Bergman to his centenary"
This is the name of the activity that will consist in the exhibition of the film "El Silencio" and a forum that will be developed below in which will participate Olga Grau expert in philosophy, baduality and gender, and journalist René Naranjo .
The Cineteca of the University of Chile will carry out, with the collaboration of the Chilean-Swedish Institute of Culture, a symbolic re-edition of the film as part of the filmmaker's centennial commemorations.
Ingmar Bergman's cinematic work is fundamental to understanding the crises in human relations during the twentieth century, which develops oppressive worlds centered on aesthetics and incomparable style.
"Censorship and anguish: Chile reads Bergman to his centenary"
Tuesday, July 31, 19:00
El Silencio
Ingmar Bergman
105 minutes, 1963
Room Sazié, Central House of University of Chile
Av. Libertador Bernardo O. Higgins 1058 (U. Subway of Chile) Film censored by Ingmar Bergman will exhibit Cineteca from the University of Chile
"El Silencio" ( Tystnaden, 1963) provoked great agitation and controversy, becoming mutilated for his exhibition in Sweden … but in Chile he could not even be released.
In 1965, the Council of Cinematographic Censorship banned this film in Chile, considered one of the filmmaker's masterpieces. "El Silencio" brutally tackles the relationship of two sisters in solitude and abandonment, in a hostile context.
Esther, who is sick, her sister Anna and her nephew Johan stop in a hotel in an unknown city. Ester tries to suppress the badual attraction that she feels for Anna, while she goes out looking for adventures that free her from boredom and anguish . The mixture of dependence and hatred between them creates a tortuous coexistence.
"Censorship and anguish: Chile reads Bergman to his centenary"
C is the name of the activity that will consist of the exhibition of the film "El Silencio" and a forum that will be developed below in which Olga Grau, expert in philosophy, baduality and gender, and journalist René Naranjo will participate.
The Cineteca of the University of Chile will carry out, with the collaboration of the Chilean Institute of Culture, a symbolic re-edition of the film as part of the commemorations for the centenary of the filmmaker.
Ingmar Bergman's cinematic work is fundamental to understanding the crises in human relations during the twentieth century, which develops oppressive worlds centered on aesthetics and incomparable style.
"Censorship and anguish: Chile reads Bergman to his centenary"
Tuesday, July 31, 19:00
El Silencio
Ingmar Bergman
105 minutes, 1963
Room Sazié, Central House of University of Chile
Av. Libertador Bernardo O. Higgins 1058 (U. Subway of Chile) Film censored by Ingmar Bergman will exhibit Cineteca from the University of Chile
"El Silencio" ( Tystnaden, 1963) provoked great agitation and controversy, becoming mutilated for his exhibition in Sweden … but in Chile he could not even be released.
In 1965, the Council of Cinematographic Censorship banned this film in Chile, considered one of the filmmaker's masterpieces. "El Silencio" brutally tackles the relationship of two sisters in solitude and abandonment, in a hostile context.
Esther, who is sick, her sister Anna and her nephew Johan stop in a hotel in an unknown city. Ester tries to suppress the badual attraction that she feels for Anna, while she goes out looking for adventures that free her from boredom and anguish . The mixture of dependence and hatred between them creates a tortuous coexistence.
"Censorship and anguish: Chile reads Bergman to his centenary"
C is the name of the activity that will consist of the exhibition of the film "El Silencio" and a forum that will be developed below in which Olga Grau, expert in philosophy, baduality and gender, and journalist René Naranjo will participate.
The Cineteca of the University of Chile will carry out, with the collaboration of the Chilean Institute of Culture, a symbolic re-edition of the film as part of the commemorations for the centenary of the filmmaker.
Ingmar Bergman's cinematic work is fundamental to understanding the crises in human relations during the twentieth century, which develops oppressive worlds centered on aesthetics and incomparable style.
"Censorship and anguish: Chile reads Bergman on his centennial"
Tuesday, July 31, 19:00
El Silencio
Ingmar Bergman
105 minutes, 1963
Sala Sazie, Central House of the University of Chile
Av. The Libertador Bernardo O & Higgins 1058 (U. Subway of Chile)
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