I've always loved Bergman films and this book is one I actually picked up. God knows when I'll have time to read it, but I adore Liv Ullman and as I browsed some of the pages of her book, I was struck with how much like me she thinks. I really enjoyed the plain, pure simple way she saw herself in the midst of all the pretentious glamour of Cannes and the film industry outside of Sweden.
If there's one thing Bergman has always been to me, it's been real. He picked real women, put them in real situations and dug beneath the gilded surface of life to reveal the real feelings and motivations that we all grapple with, the ones within ourselves.
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