Henrik Ibsen
By: produced and directed by Nigel Wattis ; a LWT production for Channel 4 in association with RM Arts and Radio Telefis Eireann
Contributors: Meyer, Michael; Lloyd-Pack, Roger, 1944-; Bertish, Suzanne; Ryall, David; Cox, Brian, 1946-; Films for the Humanities (Firm); RM Arts (Firm); Reiner Moritz Associates; London Weekend Television, ltd; Channel Four (Great Britain); Radio Telefis Eireann
Series: Films for the Humanities & Sciences DVD collection; Ten great writers of the modern world; Modern world, ten great writers
Publisher: Films for the Humanities & Sciences
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Princeton, N.J
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 57
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation; Norwegian Authors; Biography
Other titles: Henrik Ibsen :; Master playwright
Description: This program charts the development of Henrik Ibsen's style over four periods: his early years of failure; his epic dramas; his sociological plays, such as A doll's house, Ghosts, and Rosmersholm; and his final plays, including Hedda Gabler, The master builder, and Little eyolf, in which he dealt with the dark interior of the human soul.
Notes: Originally released as a videocassette in 1987.

Narrator, Michael Meyer ; cast, Roger Lloyd Pack, Suzanne Bertish, David Ryall, Brian Cox.

DVD, Region 1.