This work was inspired by a painting by Albertus Pictor that its creator saw in Taby. Early on, one of the characters claims he has heard of two horses devouring each other after he sings a song about strumpets. Other omens include an acrobat who has a vision of the Virgin Mary dressed in a blue robe and a troupe of performers dancing the tarantella. The climax comes when the protagonist reveals his plan to win a contest to a priest that turns out to be his adversary in disguise, leading to his inevitable failure. FTP name this film in which Max von Sydow plays chess with death, the best-known work of Ingmar Bergman.
This work was inspired by a painting by Albertus Pictor that its creator saw in Taby. Early on, one of the characters claims he has heard of two horses devouring each other after he sings a song about strumpets. Other omens include an acrobat who has a vision of the Virgin Mary dressed in a blue robe and a troupe of performers dancing the tarantella. The climax comes when the protagonist reveals his plan to win a contest to a priest that turns out to be his adversary in disguise, leading to his inevitable failure. FTP name this film in which Max von Sydow plays chess with death, the best-known work of Ingmar Bergman.
This work was inspired by a painting by Albertus Pictor that its creator saw in Taby.
The Seventh Seal or Det Sjunde inseglet