Fanny & Alexander: Den komplette samling (Blu-Ray)

The story is set in the early 20th century. In a small Swedish town, we follow the Ekdahl family, presided over by a wealthy and gifted widow and her three sons. One of the sons, Oscar, runs the local theatre with his wife, Emilie. The couple has two children: Fanny and Alexander.

Oscar dies prematurely, and his widow remarries the town's bishop, moving with the children into his austere and strict home. A completely new life awaits Fanny and Alexander, and we follow them and the rest of the family through sorrow and joy, light and darkness, in Ingmar Bergman’s acclaimed film.

Fanny and Alexander took the world by storm. The film has won countless awards, including Oscars, a Golden Globe, and an award at the Venice Film Festival.

Theatrical version (1982): runtime approx. 3 hours (188 minutes)

TV miniseries (1983): runtime approx. 5 hours (312 minutes)

Disc 1: The Television Version – This is the complete TV version

Runtime: 312 minutes

New high-definition digital transfer with restored picture and sound

Audio: Swedish DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 / uncompressed mono soundtrack

Subtitles: Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, English

Disc 2: The Theatrical Version

This is the theatrical version that won 4 Oscars in 1982, including... for "Best Foreign Language Film"

Runtime: 188 minutes

New high-definition digital transfer with restored picture and sound

Audio: Swedish DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 / uncompressed mono soundtrack

Subtitles: Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, English (NO Danish subtitles on the film itself!)

Disc 3: Bonus material

The Making of Fanny & Alexander is a witty and revealing portrait of a virtuoso filmmaker—and a fascinating look at the creation of a masterpiece. Directed by Ingmar Bergman himself and running a full 110 minutes, this documentary follows one of cinema's brightest geniuses as he works tirelessly to realize the most important and heartfelt achievement of his career.

We see Bergman at work alongside some of his longtime collaborators—including cinematographer Sven Nykvist and actors Erland Josephson, Gunnar Björnstrand, and Harriet Andersson.

Ingmar Bergman Bids Farewell to Film – a 60-minute conversation between Bergman and Nils Petter Sundgren, produced for Swedish Television in 1984

Subtitles: Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, English