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This book presents a dozen academic essays that study a variety of hitherto unknown features of Ingmar Bergman’s works: each essay discusses a film that has not yet been widely discussed in the Bergman reception, or highlights an as of yet undisclosed characteristic of Bergman’s work. This volume uncovers hidden moments of Ingmar Bergman’s extensive and profound filmography, emphasising his lesser-known works and underexposed characteristic of his artistic production in order to enable readers to deepen their understanding of this singular cinematic virtuoso. Centrally featured in this collection are chapters that shed light on hidden works that have often been overshadowed by the more celebrated masterpieces in his plentiful filmography. Other contributions highlight characteristics of his artistic production that have not yet received sufficient critical attention. The authors explore the nuances of Bergman’s troubled mindset and the socio-political context that shaped his artistic vision, combining to create a novel perspective on the filmmakers oevre. Through rigorous analysis and critical examination, this collection aims to illuminate the profound impact and lasting significance of these films, offering a fresh perspective on the remarkable contributions of one of cinema’s most revered auteurs. Unravelling the hidden depths of Bergman’s artistry and examining the socio-political and existential significance of his work this collection makes a substantial contribution to a new, emerging perspective on the work of the canonical filmmaker.