Liv Ullmann's autobiographical book, 'Muutumine', has been released once again under the prestigious 'Loomingu Raamatukogu' gold series, with a new translation from Norwegian to Estonian. Originally published in Norway in 1976 and translated into Estonian for the first time in 1986, the book explores Ullmann's complex life as a beloved actress and muse of Ingmar Bergman, as well as her experiences in Hollywood, motherhood, and personal relationships. Through her writing, Ullmann shares the struggles of balancing her various roles and the dreams she has realized throughout her life.

In her memoir, Ullmann reflects on her illustrious career, highlighting her collaborations with Bergman, which earned her critical acclaim and a respected place in cinematic history. The new edition provides an updated perspective on her life, illustrating how her experiences have shaped her identity as an artist and a person. Furthermore, the inclusion of letters and accounts from her collaborations offers readers a more intimate view of her creative process and the relationships that have influenced her artistic journey.

The release of 'Muutumine' not only celebrates Ullmann's enduring legacy but also enhances the cultural discourse in Estonia regarding prominent women in the arts. In a country where literary and cinematic contributions from women remain vital to the cultural landscape, Ullmann's story serves as an inspiration for aspiring artists and a reminder of the roles women play in shaping the arts. Overall, this memoir is a significant addition to Estonian literature and offers an enriched understanding of a remarkable figure in the arts.