Jag är Ingrid

If you have any recollection of screen legend Ingrid Bergman, Stig Björkman's 2015 documentary is a must-see simply because it follows her emotionally complex life purely through archival footage and stills (including her own home movies) and her four children none of whom are resentful of her partial abandonment of them. Gratefully there are no film scholars or celebrities (other than true colleagues Sigourney Weaver and Liv Ullmann) remarking on her life and career because the point of the film was to understand her feelings directly through her voice even though it's fellow Swedish actress Alicia Vikander who is reciting Bergman's diary entries. Released on her centenary, the most memorable section was her first Hollywood screen test where her breathtaking natural beauty took hold. The rest of the film made complete sense from there.