Ingmar Bergman Was Born in Uppsala, Sweden on July 14, 1918. Swedish Filmmaker Whose Films Fanny and Alexander, Through a Glass Darkly, and the Virgin Spring Received Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film. His Other Well-Known Features Include Wild Strawberries, Cries & Whispers, and the Seventh Seal. He Was Greatly Admired by American Director Woody Allen. He Began His Film Career Rewriting Scripts in 1941. He Wrote the Screenplay for Torment/Frenzy in 1944 and Was the Assistant Director of the Film.