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# Bergman's la The Classic Cinema Series will present Ingmar Bergman's latest masteroiece. "Face to Face", at the Jefferson Square Theatre beginning Friday for a two week run. This marks the film's second appearance in South Carolina. Bergman's films during his 30year career as a director have fitiroalo^ a nroAnnnnafiftn with lifo I V V VM4VM U J/I VWVU^mVkVIl tf M V?l AiAV'f # love and death. This has produced some reflections on modern psychiatry. In "Face to Face", he presents his central character, Liv Ullman, as a working psychiatrist. His customary message to his cast and crew as they began production of "Face to Face" contained the following observations by Bergman: "I like to think of these dreams as an extension of reality?a series of real ? events which strike the leading character during an important moment of her life. Here something remarkable occurs. Although Jenny (Ullman) is a psychiatrist, she has never taken Hie pvtonHpH roalitv cpriniiQlv Despite her wide knowledge, she is. to a pretty good extent, men1 Send the [ GAM1 ismmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmammmmmmmm " > I va'uab'e Prizes f < H you do is collect empl ! I pound) and cans (30 I ceive a coupon for th i point earning organiza of many valuable prize Any campus group is ^ 5 No purchase necessai ; For further informatic ; jj rep today. ! Campus Rep. Telephone SchaferC * I II u ^huh mmmmm |j <?> itest film begii tally illiterate (a common ailment with psychiatrists, one could almnct onll it an nr^iinntinnal disease)". "Jenny has always been firmly convinced that a cheese is a cheese, a table is a table, and not least, that a human being is a human being. This last conviction is one of the things she is forced to modify in rather a painful way when she realizes in a flash that she is a conglomeration of other people and of the whole world. Frankly, I don't know whether she will be able to bear her realization." AS THE PSYCHIATRIST, Ullman's boss at the hospital (Ulf Johanson) tells her, "A lunatic quack psychiatrist once wrote that the mental illnesses are the severest scourge on earth and that the next severest scourge is the curing of these illnesses. I'm inclined to agree with him." Johanson adds, "Twenty years ago, I realized the inconceivable I i.iu.. uruumiy U1 uui uicuiuua onu uic complete bankruptcy of Homely m or your organization. All H ty Miller bottles (1 pt. per H pts. per pound) and re- ; ! n nnintc Aarnpri Thf> Ion tions will win their choice j i eligible... M I ry. Enter today! j j >n contact your campus j ! John Benson ?: 777-5613 1 j 1II i vwxpMMh is this week psychoanalysis. I don't think we can cure a single human being in earnest. I think that one or two get well despite our efforts." This quotation from Ingmar Bergman's screenplay suggests something of Bergman's feeling about psychiatry. The film A presents some of his more graphic $ reactions in the form of dramatic ? incident and imagery. ' Bergman's philosophy may be guessed from a line uttered in "Face to Face" by the gynecologist who scorns psychiatry. He says, "The world J begins and ends inside yourself. The thing is to work out a reaction E for living. Then to remember the h reason." o Wonder's nev By STEVE DeANTONIO Gamecock Staff Writer Stevie Wonder's latest release "Song Life" is more than an average album, album, it has a 24-page lyric booklet bonus 7-inch record. Musically, it is as superb as the pa " 'Songs in the Key of Life' is only a of thoughts in my subconscious," Woi instance, in tlie songs "Village Ghe sings of the ghetto while a stately, plays. Right after "Ghetto", "Contusi similarities of Herbie Hancock and J The diversity however, does no listener; the different styles are appi The album is similar to the Beatles " in that both albums contain an assc cellent music. Along with the funky soul-jazz, rhy and soft laments, "Songs in the Key of a fusion of foreign styles. Spanish evident throughout "Nigiculela?Es i Am Singing". The percussion creates while the chords add a Spanish acce WONDER'S VOICE is sensational. H in "If It's Magic", then exhuberant an "As". The single release from the albu I ^ I ^ ^ ^ ^ \ w ft uf N* 1 Ho 1 /I! /C ,1 MVS Cm i 629 MAIN ST., "HO WW11 WW ft m, |i, mwitli ,U HM. LA JWMi I. UHUtl II UIWH! IIIMMMUMHWI few Bergman film irector Ingmar Bergman (1.) guides ir starring role as a psychiatrist trai vn identity crisis in a film by Ber? ace." r n r aiuuiii 19 ocno Lovely" is by far one o on the much criticized bright and laced with V 5 in the Key of voice. Combined with It is a double monica, which is as c< and a special Lyrically, Wonder's s of man, God and Duk zkage. "Black Man" is a so conglomerate but it's about the a< ider said. For women, no matter wh to Land", he The singer-compose] string section God when life is goiri >n" brings the God". ?ff Beck out. "SIR DUKE" is a irritate the contemporaries. The eciated. band arrangement d( White Album" If the album has a rtment of ex- songs' repitious chor vocal. These songs do Jim and blues the album, though. Life" contains In 1974 and 1975, Woi and Zulu are each year. The awari na Historia?I Year, Best Pop Voc o riKal mAA/^ RhvihtYl QTlH Rl1VAi CA II Ik/ai 1UUUU JIMIJVUIH U1IU A^IUVO it. Rhythm and Blues S< "Songs in the Key c is soft and sad next Grammy Award i aggressive in Package Award. As it says on the froi n, "Isn't She the Key of Life" is 44 ^ II U hrip -you ( ,<w I V1 UNCMICHtl fepw ^Nm iM*-v Owni M ' OS 0?m HutK &M? l f} > T% *? ? ??? 33% Nam ? *? *. I f ft J tt T^a f*M? I J) tM **W J 40 1 r% ?-* ? ? j> . i m (M ??* fur**, [1km, I.? ;? Wr ' ?w Ww?-Oi?nwii iilwii Chj im ? 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