Fanny and Alexander

I think the adding up and the taking stock procedure, that was continuously going on with him and it all was fueled into his films really.

I mean, Fanny and Alexander is first and foremost an epic about his childhood and how his first imagination for moving images came about.

lying under grandma's table and seeing the shadows of that curtain reflecting its light on the floor etc.

So that I think was an ongoing process really.

Each presenter gets 10 minutes to create a multimedia presentation about something wonderfully niche.

So naturally, I decided to talk about Ingmar Bergman's Fanny and Alexander as a Christmas movie.

I flew from Los Angeles to New York for the show, and so many of our podcasting friends came out to see it.

And when Kevin introduced me that night, he said how cool it was that attending Kevin Geeks Out had been on my bucket list because having me perform in the show had been on his bucket list.

But that's the s- I forgot about Face to Face.

Like, I remember Cries and Whispers breaks through and all that, you know, like Fanny Alexander.

Our guest just did a 1976 draft on Big Picture, and-

No one drafted Face to Face, right?