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The film was originally made for Swedish television and went out in instalments starting on Christmas Day 1992(?). It was edited down to a three-hour version for cinema release and this is what came out on VHS. I have never seen the cinema version but taped the entire TV version, running to about six hours, when it was last shown in England. The full-length version is not a minute too long and I couldn't bear to be without it. Some enterprising company should bring out the entire TV version in a three-disc boxed set.
I have seen the film twice on British television, each time in a slightly different version. The first time there was a sub-plot involving Henrik's uncle. In the second version (the one I taped) this was missing, although the uncle makes an appearance when Henrik takes Anna to meet his mother ...only to vanish from the story without explanation.
There is also a kind of sequel called "Sunday's Children", directed by Ingmar Bergman's son Daniel, which takes the story forward into Ingmar's childhood. Once you get used to the idea of a different actor playing the part of Henrik it is very interesting and enjoyable. I think I even read somewhere that another film about Bergman's parents exists, possibly directed by Liv Ullman ...but I may be wrong about this.
If you hear of "The Best Intentions" being released on DVD, please let us all know. In the meantime treat yourself to the six-hour, three-disc DVD of "Fanny and Alexander" and set aside a day in which to enjoy the experience of watching it.

I've already seen this movie more than five times (the three hour version) because I taped it from the tv some years ago. I remember that one of those times it was on a summer afternoon, and althought I already knew the story and that all, once the movie ended it was quite strange to notice that it was hot summer outside and that the sky was actually blue. I know I love a movie when once it's over I steel feel its world as real as the real world, I mean emmotionaly. and this movie it's so depressing and beautifull at the same time! I've also watched it with three more friends closed in a empty small room (only a tv and a videoplayer) with the lights off during the news eve of 2001/2002. when somebody turned on the lights three hours later, we looked at each other and it took a long time to start talking again.
I also would like to have it on dvd, because I have no longer a videoplayer. I have a friend living in stokolm and he said he will look for some copy, but possibly without subtitles. I he finds it I'll post some news in here.
sorry for my english mas acontece que também sou português e o meu inglês não é dos melhores.