The Times has details about how an Aspen movie theater seems to have ended up with the distribution rights to the entire Ingmar Bergman film catalog — although I imagine Svensk Filmindustri and Criterion and the BFI will have something to say about that.
I'd bet a closer look at those documents would reveal that the rights in question only cover theatrical exhibition in the continental U.S. or something equally limited, and that Isis is doing its best to dance around that issue.
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