Ingmar Bergman's Cinema — Criterion Collection Blu-ray

Ingmar Bergman's Cinema from the Criterion Collection is a 30-disc Blu-ray set spanning 39 films across six decades. Its large film selection is accompanied by introductions, commentaries, interviews and a 248-page illustrated book, making it suited to viewers seeking a substantial career-spanning collection.

At a glance

Covers 39 films from across six decades, including The Seventh Seal, Persona and Fanny and Alexander.
The selection includes 18 films described as never before released by Criterion.
Bonus material includes introductions, audio commentaries, documentary shorts, interviews and video essays.
A 248-page illustrated book is listed as part of the collection.

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Pros and cons

Pros

The broad film selection gives newcomers and established Bergman viewers a structured way to explore his career.
Substantial supplementary material adds interviews and critical context alongside the films.
The illustrated book provides a substantial print companion to the 30-disc set.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity and format
Brand	Criterion Collection
Format	Blu-ray
Number of discs	30
Films	39 films

Language and picture
Language	English
Colour	Color

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	1.78 x 19.05 x 13.72 cm; 2.14 kg

Included programme and extras
Introductions, commentaries and shorts	11 Introductions, 6 audio commentaries, and 2 rarely seen documentary shorts by Bergman
Interview material	Over 5 hours of interviews with Bergman and many of his key collaborators
Other extras	Extensive programs about Bergman’s work, behind-the-scenes footage, video essays, trailers, and more
Book	A lavishly illustrated 248-page book

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Ingmar Bergman fans looking for a career-spanning Blu-ray collection.
Viewers interested in classic and art-house cinema, including both celebrated films and rarities.
Collectors who want supplementary essays, interviews and a substantial illustrated book alongside the films.

Less suited to

Buyers seeking only one or a small number of Bergman films.
Viewers who need confirmed non-English audio or subtitle options. The listing specifies English language and subtitles.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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Customer feedback describes the collection as well produced and attractive, with praise for the film selection, picture quality and the accompanying book’s information and images. Those impressions are relevant for buyers weighing a large physical set with substantial extras. Feedback is strongly positive overall, though aggregate ratings alone do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers praise the production and presentation, including the appearance of the collection.
Feedback highlights the films, picture quality and the information and images in the accompanying book.
Customers describe the collection as worthwhile for its price.

Frequently asked questions

How many films are included?

The listing describes 39 films across six decades on 30 Blu-ray discs.

What bonus material is listed?

It lists 11 introductions, six audio commentaries, two documentary shorts by Bergman, over five hours of interviews, other programmes and video essays, plus trailers.

Does the set include a book?

Yes. The listing describes a 248-page illustrated book.

What language and subtitles are specified?

English is listed for both language and subtitles. Other language options are not specified.