Directed by Ingmar Bergman
Review by Shannon Scott Stebbins
“To Joy”, Ingmar Bergman’s eighth film, was released in 1949. And it’s an emotional ringer.
Death, physical abuse, alcoholism, and emotional torture all have […]
To Joy (Till Glädje)
Despite This Thing We Call Grief
by Rod Peckman
Behind this incubate day,
mists spray silent but whispered.
A flood when our summer slakes,
leaves umber flaking to rust.
Soft ray settles petaled hair,
leaves bare the purple to rust.
Incubate these true […]
A Man Dying
by Sean Ruane
It was very warm outside.
There was a man in a smart ‘Johnny Carson’ suit choking to death.
He made not the universal sign of choking, that classic grabbing of […]
