Title: Persona (2008 film)
Content:  Persona (ペルソナ) is a 2008 film written and directed by Tatsuro Kashihara. The film premiered on January 1, 2008 in Japan. It was gravure idol Mami Yamasaki's first starring role in a film.
Title: Persona 5
Content:  cutscenes were produced by Production I.G and Domerica, and were directed and supervised by Toshiyuki Kono. Kono was contacted three and a half years before the game's completion by Hashino. Faced with the project, Kono felt a great deal of pressure in his role. Persona 5 was the first time Production I.G had worked on the series, though many staff at the studio were fans. Despite this, the studio did not change their standard animation process, focusing on characters as they had done for many of their previous projects. The most important part of the cutscenes was getting the character's expressions right, particularly when it came to the 
Title: Persona: Trinity Soul
Content: Original work: Persona 3 (Atlus) ; Planning: Kōichirō Natsume, Masao Takiyama, Tetsuya Suzuki, Naohiro Futono ; Main characters original creator: Shigenori Soejima ; Character design and chief supervising animation director: Yuriko Ishii ; Series composition and script: Yasayuki Mutō ; Script: Shinsuke Ōnishi, Shōgo Yasukawa, Saya Matsuda ; Persona design: Nobuhiko Genba ; Mecha design: Shinobu Tsuneki ; Art director: Michie Suzuki ; Color settings: Kazuko Nakashima ; Assistant-director: Hiseyasu Habu ; Director of photography: Kōji Ishihara ; CGI Director: Takayuki Furukawa ; Editing: Shigeru Nishiyama ; Music: Taku Iwasaki ; Music production: Aniplex ; Sound director: Shōji Hata ; Sound producer: Minoru Yamada ; Producers: Kazunori Adachi, Katsunori Naruke, Hideyuki Kachi, Kozue Nananiwa ; Animation producer: Yutaka Omatsu ; Executive producer: Hideo Katsumata ; Supervising producer: Tomonori Ochikoshi ; Animation production: A-1 Pictures ; Director: Jun Matsumoto ; Production: Persona -trinity soul- Production Committee (Aniplex, Sony Pictures Entertainment, We've, Movic) The following are involved in the creation of the show. 
Title: Persona (series)
Content:  2011. The 25-episode series was produced by AIC ASTA and directed by Seiji Kishi. In 2014, a series based on Persona 4 Golden, titled Persona 4: The Golden Animation, was produced by A-1 Pictures. This series, which retains the cast of the original adaptation, dramatizes the new material included in Persona 4 Golden, focusing on the protagonist's encounters with new character Marie. A standalone prequel anime created by A-1 Pictures, Persona 5 The Animation: The Day Breakers, was released in September 2016 prior to the Japanese release of the game. A full anime series based on Persona 5, Persona 5: The Animation, aired in 2018. 
Title: Persona 3
Content:  In June 2012, it was announced that Persona 3 would receive a four-part film series adaptation. It was produced by AIC ASTA (first film) and A-1 Pictures (films two through four). The first film was directed by Noriaki Akitaya, the second and fourth by Tomohisa Taguchi, and the third by Keitaro Motonaga. The main Japanese voice actors from the original game reprised their roles in the film series.
Title: Persona (2008 film)
Content: Mami Yamasaki ; Koji Moritsugu ; Kumiko Nakano ; Masato Hagiwara ; Akira Otaka ; Naoko Inoue ; Makoto Kai ; Yuichi Kimura ; Tôshirô Muraki ; Aimi Nakamura ; Maria Abe ; Satoshi Nikaido ; Naoya Ohshima ; Shirō Sano ; Sawa Suzuki ; Mariko Terada ; Takaki Uda 
Title: Persona (1966 film)
Content:  homosexuality, motherhood, abortion and other subjects. The experimental style of its prologue and storytelling has also been noted. The enigmatic film has been called the Mount Everest of cinematic analysis; according to film historian Peter Cowie, "Everything one says about Persona may be contradicted; the opposite will also be true". Bergman wrote Persona with Ullmann and Andersson in mind for the lead roles and the idea of exploring their identities, and shot the film in Stockholm and Fårö in 1965. In production, the filmmakers experimented with effects, using smoke and a mirror to frame one scene and combining the lead characters' faces in post-production for one shot. Andersson defended a 
Title: Revelations: Persona
Content:  Persona was released in Japan on September 20, 1996 for the PlayStation. The game was ported to Microsoft Windows and released on March 25, 1999 by ASCII Corporation. The game was compatible with Windows 95 and 98 operating systems. The game released in North America in November 1996. The PlayStation Portable version was directed by Shoji Meguro, the original game's composer. It was Meguro's first project as a director. It was decided to remake the original Persona as a large number of new fans had been brought to the series by Persona 3 and Persona 4, so Atlus decided to give them easier access to the beginning of the series. The game was announced in February 2009, and released 
Title: Persona (series)
Content:  The first anime adaptation of the Persona series, a television series titled Persona: Trinity Soul, aired in 2008. It was animated by A-1 Pictures, directed by Jun Matsumoto, written by a team that included Yasuyuki Muto, Shogo Yasukawa, and Shinsuke Onishi, and composed for by Taku Iwasaki. Its characters were designed by Soejima and Yuriko Ishii, while Persona designs were done by Nobuhiko Genma. It was distributed internationally by NIS America. Trinity Soul takes place in an alternate setting ten years after Persona 3, making it a non-canon entry in the franchise. An anime adaptation of the original Persona 4, Persona 4: The Animation, aired 
Title: Revelations: Persona
Content:  The music for Persona was written by Hidehito Aoki, Kenichi Tsuchiya, Misaki Okibe and Shoji Meguro. Persona was Tsuchiya and Meguro's first major work, with Meguro beginning shortly before he officially joined Atlus' internal staff. Meguro worked on the title for approximately a year, composing ten to twenty percent of the score. The first piece composed by Meguro was "The Aria of the Soul", the theme for the Velvet Room, originally commissioned by Aoki. "The Aria of the Soul" would become a mainstay in future Persona titles. For the PSP re-release, Meguro composed new music alongside remixing original tracks. While he kept the original atmosphere, he also used 

Question: Who was the producer of Persona?
Answer: Ingmar Bergman.
Ernst Ingmar Bergman.