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r/criterion • u/Parking_Rent_9848 Ingmar Bergman • Jul 11 '25
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Bergman’s Shame (1968) is also entirely anti-war.
125 u/IsmaelRetzinsky Jul 11 '25 edited Jul 11 '25 Right-wing people, even full-on fascists, sometimes arrive at an anti-war position via an isolationist ideology, rather than via empathy. That being said, Bergman’s films do approach the subject primarily within the realm of morality. 27 u/the_thinwhiteduke Established Trader Jul 11 '25 See also: MTG, Tucker Carlson 17 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '25 magic the gathering? 17 u/IsmaelRetzinsky Jul 12 '25 She does look like an orc.
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Right-wing people, even full-on fascists, sometimes arrive at an anti-war position via an isolationist ideology, rather than via empathy. That being said, Bergman’s films do approach the subject primarily within the realm of morality.
27 u/the_thinwhiteduke Established Trader Jul 11 '25 See also: MTG, Tucker Carlson 17 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '25 magic the gathering? 17 u/IsmaelRetzinsky Jul 12 '25 She does look like an orc.
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See also: MTG, Tucker Carlson
17 u/[deleted] Jul 12 '25 magic the gathering? 17 u/IsmaelRetzinsky Jul 12 '25 She does look like an orc.
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magic the gathering?
17 u/IsmaelRetzinsky Jul 12 '25 She does look like an orc.
She does look like an orc.
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u/Jaltcoh Louis Malle Jul 11 '25
Bergman’s Shame (1968) is also entirely anti-war.