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To the Editor:
With maximal interest have I read Herr [George] Kaplan's comments on [Robin] Wood ["Alfred Hitchcock: Lost in the Wood," Film Comment, November-December 1972]. Only would I regret that he write only concerning the Hitchcock book. Being Swedish I am especial interesting of Bergman, and wish to add my say that Kaplan's commitments can be applicated to Wood on Bergman also.
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