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Member Since: February 2004
Current Location: Long Island, NY
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	Votes 0 +0 / -0 thumb up thumb down My Dad Is 100 Years Old (2006) Genre: Education/General Interest 60% 60% compare Agrees With.... Critics: Check Top Critics: N/A Community: Check Friends: N/A Favorites: N/A Posted on 12/10/06 at 3:03 PM "My Dad Is 100 Years Old" is a short collaborative film by Isabella Rossellini and Guy Maddin, that serves as a tribute to Rossellini's father, noted film director, Roberto Rossellini(1906-1977), on the event of his centennial. Isabella plays several parts including David Selznick, Alfred Hitchcock(in silhouette) and Federico Fellini arguing about his work.(Roberto is represented by a wobbling belly.) This unique film does not truly come together until Isabella invokes the spirit of her late mother, Ingrid Bergman. "Bergman Island" is a documentary consisting mostly of interviews of famed director Ingmar Bergman at his Faro Island home where he filmed some of his most notable films and has lived for the past few decades. Also included is rare 16mm behind the scenes footage. Partially under discussion is how Bergman's early and personal life have influenced his films. It is almost impossible to get Bergman's lengthy career boiled down into a documentary with this short running time. It is informative but I think it would have fared best if it had focused on material that was less familiar like his theatre work which is most likely unknown to viewers outside of Sweden. 0 Comments \| Post a Comment \| Send This \| Report Abuse

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