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RE: "Wild Strawberries:" saw it yet again, and it does hold lasting value, as great

Posted by RedGrant on May 6, 2011 at 11:02:48:

I think Bergmann might have copied one part of the movie based on this one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vampyr

"The film uses dreams and memories as devices that hint at darker, deeper truths: in one, the old man sees a horse-driven hearse that is overturned, the coffin lid opens, and the corpse moves—and is revealed to be himself;" - Wild Strawberry
"Allan Gray (Nicolas de Gunzburg) finds a coffin containing himself in a dream sequence. Modern critics praise this sequence as one of the most memorable sequences from Vampyr.[13][14]" - Vampyr