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  <title>Ingmar Bergman's Trilogy</title>
  <description>For our second episode of August 2026, Tim and Brian have found themselves all along in the recording studio, and with nobody else to stop them, they inevitably made a beeline for the filmography of Ingmar Bergman. Specifically, they're talking about the thee films the great director made between 1961 and 1963:&amp;amp;nbsp;Through a Glass Darkly,&amp;amp;nbsp;Winter Light, and&amp;amp;nbsp;The Silence. Alternate Ending's two resident Bergman nuts go long on the status of the three films as a contested trilogy, and their status in the director's filmography. Before the main event, Tim adds to our developing conversation from  two weeks ago on Christopher Nolan's&amp;amp;nbsp;The Odyssey, while Brian checks in with the record-setting box office behemoth&amp;amp;nbsp;Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Tim also catches up with the 1987 French sci-fi animation&amp;amp;nbsp;Gandahar, thanks to Patreon supporter and regular podcast guest Andrew Milne. </description>
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