This film begins with an American couple who arrives on Fårö, a small island in Sweden where the legendary director Ingmar Bergman was inspired to build a house and shoot numerous masterpieces. Filmmakers Chris (Vicky Krieps) and Tony (Tim Roth) each plan to write a screenplay on this peaceful island during the summer holidays. According to one interview, Ingmar Bergman′s Scenes from a Marriage (1973) actually led many married couples to divorce. On this very island where Scenes from a Marriage was filmed, would it be possible for the couple to write screenplays and manage to stay together? With the island′s breathtaking scenery unfolding as a backdrop, Chris′ screenplay is brought to life before the eyes of the audience. And the boundary between the characters from the real world and the fictional one blurs, which helps the film leap to another dimension. It is obvious that Bergman Island is the deepest, most delicate, and most personal movie in Mia Hansen-Løve′s filmography. (SEO Seunghee)