Bergman feels that a written work as a book should not be converted into a movie. According to him, the dimension of literary work and a film do not complement each other. It requires huge and complicated adjustments in the literary work to make a movie out of it. This humongous effort does not bear the fruits of equal proportion. Readers relate to the written work by their will and intellect, while movies require their imaginative powers. Music is very closely related to films as both have a rhythm. Both music and films affect viewers or listeners’ emotions directly and not through the intellect.