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Eva Bergman

Eva Bergman (born 5 September 1945) is a Swedish director and actress specializing in film, theatre, and television, best known as the daughter of acclaimed filmmaker Ingmar Bergman and for her leadership roles in prominent Swedish cultural institutions.^[1]^[2] Born in Helsingborg, Skåne County, Sweden, Bergman grew up in a family deeply immersed in the arts, with her father Ingmar Bergman revolutionizing cinema through introspective explorations of human psychology and relationships.^[1]^[2] Transitioning to directing, she helmed notable works such as the short film Sven (1997), a poignant drama, and the television drama Den ena kärleken och den andra (1993), which delves into themes of love and loss.^[1] In theatre, Bergman served as artistic director of Backa Teater in Gothenburg starting in 1978, where she emphasized innovative staging for younger audiences, and later contributed to productions at the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) in Stockholm, Sweden's national stage.^[3] Her radio contributions include hosting episodes of the long-running Swedish program Sommar i P1 in 1991 and 2002, sharing personal reflections on family and creativity.^[4] Throughout her career, Bergman has maintained a low public profile while upholding her father's legacy through subtle, character-driven storytelling, often drawing on autobiographical elements without overt sensationalism.^[5]

Early life and family

Birth and parentage

Eva Bergman was born on September 5, 1945, in Helsingborg, Skåne County, Sweden.^[6]^[7] She was the first child of Ingmar Bergman, the acclaimed Swedish film and theatre director (1918–2007), and Ellen Lundström, a prominent choreographer and director (1919–2007).^[8]^[9] Born amid the early stages of her parents' relationship, Eva entered a world defined by artistic creativity; Ingmar and Ellen married in 1947 and divorced in 1952, during which time their household became a hub of theatrical and choreographic innovation.^[8] Ingmar Bergman's groundbreaking contributions to cinema and stage, including seminal works that explored human psychology and existential themes, provided a foundational artistic backdrop to Eva's formative environment, while Ellen's expertise in dance and direction further enriched this creative milieu.^[10]^[8]

Siblings and upbringing

Eva Bergman had three full siblings from her parents' marriage: her older brother Jan Bergman, a film director who lived from 1946 to 2000, and the twins Mats Bergman and Anna Bergman, both actors and directors born in 1948.^[11]^[9] She also had several half-siblings on her father's side, including the actress Lena Bergman, the director Daniel Bergman, and the actress Linn Ullmann, who was born to the actress Liv Ullmann.^[12] Bergman was raised in a household deeply immersed in the arts, influenced by her parents' professions in theatre and film, which provided early exposure to creative environments such as the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) where her father worked at various points.^[13] The family frequently relocated due to her father's demanding career, moving from Stockholm to Malmö in the early 1950s when he became director of the Malmö City Theatre, and later back to the capital, which contributed to an unstable home life.^[14]

Professional career

Entry into theatre

Eva Bergman entered the professional theatre world in the early 1970s through administrative and supportive roles at the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) in Stockholm, drawing on her family's longstanding ties to the Swedish stage.^[15] She began her career as a theatre secretary at Dramaten from 1971 to 1973, managing administrative tasks essential to the theatre's daily operations and productions.^[15] In 1973, Bergman took on her first creative support position as assistant director to Ralf Långbacka at Dramaten, assisting in the preparation and execution of stage productions.^[15] This apprenticeship honed her skills in behind-the-scenes theatre work, including script preparation and rehearsal coordination. Later, in 1984, she served as assistant director on her father's film After the Rehearsal, a meta-theatrical work centered on stage directing, further solidifying her foundational experience in production support.^[16] Following her time at Dramaten, Bergman co-founded Backa Teater in Gothenburg in 1978 with Maria Hedborg and Ulf Dohlsten, serving as its artistic director until 2000. There, she directed her first production, Skälmen från Bokhara (1978), and focused on innovative theatre for younger audiences, establishing a significant part of her directing career.^[15]^[17] By the mid-1970s, these roles at Dramaten positioned Bergman for greater autonomy in theatre environments, though specific details on formal training remain undocumented in available sources.^[15]

Work at Dramaten

Eva Bergman began directing at the Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) in the mid-1990s, following her earlier work as artistic director at Backa Teater from 1978 to 2000, building on the institution's storied legacy through her father, Ingmar Bergman, who served as artistic director from 1963 to 1966 and directed over 30 productions there, profoundly shaping its reputation for psychological depth and innovation.^[18]^[19] Her tenure at Dramaten, spanning from 1995 into the 2020s, allowed her to collaborate closely with the theatre's ensemble, drawing on familial connections to prominent actors like Gunnel Lindblom and Sven Wollter while establishing her own voice in Swedish theatre.^[20] Bergman's contributions at Dramaten emphasized intimate, character-driven narratives that explored psychological and familial tensions, often adapting classical works or contemporary texts to highlight contemporary Swedish and international issues. Her productions frequently incorporated ensemble dynamics, fostering nuanced performances that echoed her father's stylistic precision but with a focus on emotional accessibility and social relevance. For instance, her 1995 adaptation of Euripides' Ifigenia i Aulis, translated by Göran O. Eriksson and Jan Stolpe, centered on themes of sacrifice and family conflict, starring Lindblom and Wollter in a staging that underscored the tragic daughter's agency.^[21]^[22] Throughout the 2000s, Bergman expanded Dramaten's repertoire to include politically charged and cross-cultural works, attracting diverse audiences and reinforcing the theatre's role in addressing global concerns. In 2002, she directed Erland Josephson's En natt i den svenska sommaren, a introspective drama featuring veteran actors like Lennart Hjulström, which delved into personal and societal introspection.^[23] Her 2005 production of Tawfiq Al-Hakim's Sultanens hemlighet, completed by assistant Morgan Alling due to Bergman's illness, marked a significant effort to represent Arab narratives on the Swedish stage, premiering amid discussions of demographic shifts and cultural integration in Sweden.^[24] Later, in 2010, Bergman wrote and directed the original semi-documentary Jerusalem, set in a fortified hotel amid Israel-Palestine tensions, where characters addressed the audience directly to blend political commentary with psychological drama, utilizing Sören Brunes' minimalist set design.^[25] Bergman's ongoing impact at Dramaten has sustained its commitment to innovative staging of both classical and modern drama, with recent works like her 2020 production of Patrick Süskind's Kontrabasen at Göteborgs Stadsteater, featuring Tomas von Brömssen and designed by Tofte Lamberg, which guest-performed at Dramaten from September to October 2024, exploring isolation and artistry in a compact, ensemble-driven format that drew 2,510 visitors in seven performances.^[26] Through these efforts, she has helped preserve and evolve Dramaten's tradition of high-caliber, thematically resonant theatre.

Film and television directing

Eva Bergman transitioned to directing for film and television in the early 1990s, building on her extensive theatre experience at institutions like Dramaten and Backa Teater. This shift marked a deliberate expansion into screen media, where she helmed a modest yet critically regarded output over the subsequent decade.^[1]^[17] Her screen works, produced primarily between 1990 and 1997, centered on introspective dramas that delved into the complexities of human connections. Common themes included explorations of romantic love, emotional confinement akin to captivity, and the intricacies of interpersonal dynamics, frequently drawing from literary or theatrical sources to underscore psychological nuance. For instance, adaptations like her version of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream highlighted tangled affections and relational entanglements, while pieces such as Gisslan examined entrapment and familial bonds under duress.^[27]^[28]^[29] Bergman's directing style emphasized subtlety and emotional profundity, fostering ensemble performances that revealed inner turmoil through restrained visuals and dialogue. This approach was notably shaped by her familial legacy as the daughter of acclaimed filmmaker Ingmar Bergman, whose influence permeated her focus on character-driven narratives and atmospheric tension. Her productions often featured collaborations with esteemed Swedish actors, enhancing the intimate, reflective tone of her storytelling.^[30]^[1]

Personal life

Marriage to Henning Mankell

Eva Bergman married Swedish crime writer Henning Mankell in 1998.^[31] The couple's relationship endured until Mankell's death from cancer on October 5, 2015.^[32] The pair connected through Sweden's interconnected cultural and artistic communities, with Mankell having developed a close friendship with Bergman's father, the renowned director Ingmar Bergman.^[33] Mankell frequently visited Ingmar Bergman on the island of Fårö, where they bonded over shared interests in film and literature, watching movies together in Bergman's private cinema.^[33] This familial and professional proximity facilitated their personal relationship. Bergman and Mankell had no children together, though Mankell brought four sons from his three previous marriages into the blended family dynamic.^[34] The couple maintained a supportive partnership, as evidenced by their joint philanthropic efforts, including a 2007 donation to the Swedish welfare organization SOS Barnbyar. Their marriage featured mutual artistic inspirations without formal joint projects. Bergman encouraged Mankell to write a screenplay about her father, titled Crisis, which she reviewed and praised for deepening her understanding of him.^[33] In turn, Ingmar Bergman offered Mankell advice on adapting his Wallander novels for the screen, reflecting the overlapping influences within their creative circles.^[33]

Later years and privacy

Following the completion of her short film Sven in 1997, Eva Bergman shifted her focus primarily to theatre directing, maintaining an active but selective involvement in the Swedish stage scene. She directed productions such as Jerusalem at Dramaten in 2010, written and directed by Bergman and addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and Pygmalion at Göteborgs Stadsteater in 2013, which incorporated jazz elements. Other notable works included The Dresser (Påklädaren) in 2011 at the same venue, featuring prominent actors like Sven Wollter and Tomas von Brömssen. Her last major production was a staging of her father Ingmar Bergman's Fanny and Alexander at Göteborgs Stadsteater in 2018, marking a rare direct engagement with his scripts at over 70 years old. After this, Bergman largely withdrew from public professional roles, with no new directorial credits reported, reflecting a transition to a lower profile in the arts. Henning Mankell's death from cancer in October 2015 marked a significant personal turning point for Bergman, whom she had married in 1998. She handled the loss with notable discretion, offering no public interviews or statements in the immediate aftermath and avoiding media attention during this period. Residing in Gothenburg, Sweden, she continued to maintain a private existence, consistent with her earlier expressions of valuing solitude, as noted in a 2013 interview where she stated, "Det är skönt att vara ensam och gå hem på kvällen och stänga av" (It is nice to be alone and go home in the evening and turn off). This approach extended to limiting discussions of her family background, emphasizing in the same conversation that she preferred not to delve into personal matters during professional talks. As of 2025, at age 80, Bergman lives privately in Gothenburg, with no reported major public appearances, new artistic projects, or interviews in recent years. Her deliberate shunning of the spotlight stands in marked contrast to the high-visibility media presence of her father, Ingmar Bergman, allowing her to prioritize personal reflection and quietude over any cultivation of a public legacy. This privacy has been a hallmark of her later years, underscoring a life centered on introspection rather than ongoing professional exposure.

Filmography

Television productions

Eva Bergman's television directing career primarily consisted of adaptations of classic literature and original dramas produced for Swedish public broadcaster SVT, often featuring actors from her time at Dramaten. Her approach to television drew briefly from her theatre background, emphasizing ensemble performances and intimate staging suited to the medium.^[1]^[35] Her first major television credit was En midsommarnattsdröm (1990), a TV movie adaptation of William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, co-directed with Ann-Ci Lifmark and produced by SVT. The production combined elements of mistaken identity, unrequited love, and supernatural comedy in a moonlit Greek woodland setting, utilizing a whimsical ensemble cast including Puck Ahlsell, Maria Hedborg, and Anders Ekborg, many of whom were Dramaten alumni.^[36] In 1991, Bergman directed the TV mini-series Trappen, an original Swedish drama written by Börje Lindström and aired on SVT, featuring actors such as Lena Endre in a cast drawn from theatre circles. The series explored interpersonal dynamics in confined environments, marking one of her early forays into scripted television narratives.^[37] Den ena kärleken och den andra (One Love and the Other, 1993), is a romantic drama scripted by Maria von Rosen that delves into the emotional complexities of divided affections. The narrative centers on Tina, who journeys to a remote Greek island at the start of summer and encounters Elias, leading to an engagement despite her apprehensions; months later, back in Sweden, she forms a deep connection with another man, Philip, highlighting the tensions of dual romantic entanglements.^[38] Starring Lena Endre as Tina alongside Michalis Koutsogiannakis and Reine Brynolfsson, the mini-series was produced in Sweden for SVT and garnered attention for its intimate portrayal of relational dynamics.^[39] Gisslan (1996), a tense thriller TV movie co-directed with Ralph M. Evers, adapted Brendan Behan's play The Hostage and focused on a hostage situation in a brothel amid political turmoil, inspired by Irish historical events. Produced as a Swedish television piece, it starred Henric Holmberg as the general, Tomas von Brömssen as Pat, Maria Hedborg as Meg, and Sanna Hultman as Peg, with pacing noted for building suspense through close-quarters interactions among Dramaten-associated performers.^[28]^[40]^[41] That same year, Bergman helmed Faust (1996), a TV movie adaptation of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's philosophical drama, emphasizing the internal struggles of the human soul through Faust's pact with Mephistopheles. The production featured Puck Ahlsell, Ulf Dohlsten, and Alexandra Zetterberg in key roles, leveraging television's format to delve into thematic depth with a cast including theatre veterans.^[42] These works, all Swedish productions tied to SVT, highlighted Bergman's skill in translating stage elements to screen, with budgets modest by design for public broadcasting and frequent collaboration with Dramaten colleagues for authenticity.^[1]

Film works

Eva Bergman's directorial efforts in feature films were limited, reflecting her primary commitment to theatre during the 1990s transition from television work.^[1] Bergman's sole directorial contribution to cinema, the short film Sven (1997), offers a concise, introspective exploration of personal and cultural identity in everyday settings. The story unfolds in a Gothenburg restaurant kitchen, where middle-aged chef Sven navigates his routine amid a diverse staff of immigrant colleagues, underscoring themes of isolation and quiet resilience.^[29]^[43] Featuring Tomas von Brömssen in the title role, the 10-minute piece was scripted by Bergman and Carsten Palmær, with production by Bengt Toll, and screened internationally at events like the International Film Festival Rotterdam.^[44] This work exemplifies Bergman's restrained cinematic output, constrained by her longstanding role at Dramaten theatre, where she directed numerous stage productions; it remained largely distributed within Sweden, though the Bergman lineage afforded modest global interest.^[1]

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Eva Bergman was born on 5 September 1945 in Helsingborg, Skåne län, Sweden. She is a director and actress, known for Sven (1997), Den ena kärleken och den ...
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Ingmar Bergman - Biography - IMDb
Ingmar Bergman. Writer: Wild Strawberries. Ernst Ingmar Bergman was born July 14 ... Eva Bergman · Jan Bergman. Parents. Erik Bergman. Karen Akerblom. Relatives.
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### Summary of Eva Bergman (Svensk Filmdatabas)
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Eva Bergman (born 5 September 1945 in Helsingborg) is a Swedish director of film, theatre and television, who currently works at Dramaten. She is the daughter ...
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Sommar & Vinter i P1 (1959). SwedishBiography · Add a plot in your language. Stars. Eva Bergman · See production info at IMDbPro. YOUR RATING. Rate. Stars. Eva ...
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Eva Bergman was born on September 5, 1945 in Helsingborg, Skåne län, Sweden. She is a director and actress, known for Sven (1997), Den ena kärleken och den ...
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Mar 8, 2018 · Ellen Bergman was an expansive and innovative choreographer and director. Ellen Bergman was the daughter of director Gunnar Hollender and his wife Inger (née ...Missing: birth | Show results with:birth
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Ingmar Bergman was born on 14 July 1918 at Uppsala, Sweden. ... He is the son of Erik Bergman and Karin Akerblon. ... He married, firstly, Elle Fisher on 25 March ...Missing: parents | Show results with:parents
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Born July 14, 1918, in Uppsala, Sweden; son of Erik (a chaplain to the Royal Court of Stockholm) and Karin (Åkerblom) Bergman; married Else Fisher (a dancer), ...
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Older stepsister of Daniel Bergman, Anna Bergman, Mats Bergman, Eva Bergman, Jan Bergman and Linn Ullmann. Daughter of Ingmar Bergman and Else Fisher.Missing: mother | Show results with:mother
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### Summary of Eva Bergman’s Early Theatre Career
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Dec 7, 2007 · Given half of the government grant, the Dramaten Theatre, where Bergman directed more than 30 plays - and served as CEO between 1963-1966 ...
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The Royal Dramatic Theatre (Dramaten) was established by King Gustav III in 1788. Present-day Dramaten serves as Sweden's national stage, staging classical ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Ifigenia i Aulis (1995) | APGRD
Ifigenia i Aulis (Göran O. Eriksson, Jan Stolpe) ... Eva Bergman, Director. Venues 2. Venue, Country, Dates ... Content. 4 x Euripides (Dramaten, Sweden), Flyer.
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Mar 30, 1995 · Även "Ifigenia i Aulis" sätts upp i oktober i regi av Eva Bergman. Jan Stolpe och Göran O Eriksson har översatt och som Agamemnon får vi ...
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Lennart Hjulström - Dramaten
Hösten 2002 gjorde han Ryssen i Erland Josephsons En natt i den svenska sommaren i regi av Eva Bergman. Det blev Lennart Hjulströms sista roll på Dramaten ...
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Arabisk kultur på Dramaten i år - SvD
Mar 26, 2005 · När regissören Eva Bergman gästspelade på Dramaten med en teater från Alexandria upptäckte hon en helt ny publik, med människor som normalt ...
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Recension: Jerusalem (Scen) - SvD
Mar 27, 2010 · Text och regi: Eva Bergman. Dramaten. Scenografi: Sören Brunes Medverkande: Lil Terselius, Melinda Kinnaman, Peter Perski, Björn Granath ...
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Mar 31, 2025 · Bearbetning och Regi: Eva Bergman. Scenografi och Kostymdesign: Tofte Lamberg. Ljusdesign: Charlie Åström. Ljuddesign: Gustaf Terneborg.
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På Göteborgs Stadsteater har hon regisserat Blodsbröder, Den kaukasiska kritcirkeln, Don Carlos, Påklädaren, Pygmalion och Driving Miles.<|control11|><|separator|>
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Gisslan: Directed by Eva Bergman, Ralph M. Evers. With Henric Holmberg, Tomas von Brömssen, Maria Hedborg, Sanna Hultman.
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Sven (Short 1997) - IMDb
Rating 6.1/10 (17) Sven: Directed by Eva Bergman. With Tomas von Brömssen, Ann Consuelo Werner, Lars Väringer, Lars Melin. Sven, a middle-aged chef, works in a restaurant ...
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Born February 3, 1948, in Stockholm, Sweden; son of Ivan (a judge) and Birgitta (a librarian); married and divorced three times; married Eva Bergman, 1998; ...
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Biography. Född i Helsingborg. Regissör. Konstnärlig ledare på Backa ... Swedish film heritage and to represent Swedish film abroad. Learn more about ...
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Rating 5.8/10 (10) Mistaken identity, unrequited love, and the supernatural are combined in Shakespeare's classic set in the woods of Greece on a moonlit night.
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1993 HEDDA GABLER Margareta Garpe/SVT Kanal 1 1991 TRAPPEN Eva Bergman/SVT 1991 THE BEST INTENTIONS Bille August/SVT Kanal 1 1989 LORRY Kjell Sundvall/SVT
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Caroline Andréason. Teresa · Full Cast. Directors. Eva Bergman · Ralph M. Evers. Author. Brendan Behan. Version: 2. Die Geisel 1977.
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Faust: Directed by Eva Bergman. With Puck Ahlsell, Ulf Dohlsten, Alexandra Zetterberg. Goethe's "Faust" depicts the struggle of man's innermost core.
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Den ena kärleken och den andra (1993) - SFdb
Grundfakta. Originaltitel, Den ena kärleken och den andra. Filmtyp, TV-film. Kategori, Spelfilm. Regi. Eva Bergman. Manus. Maria von Rosen. Produktionsland.
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Den ena kärleken och den andra - Filmtipset
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Sven. Film type, Short. Category, Fiction. Director. Eva Bergman. Producer. Bengt Toll. Screenplay. Carsten Palmær (as Carsten Palmaer); Eva Bergman · Bengt ...
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Sven - IFFR EN
Film details ; Country of production: Sweden ; Year: 1997 ; Festival edition: IFFR 1997 ; Length: 10' ; Medium/Format: 35mm.