A ponderous film. Tarkovsky gives plenty of ponder time. Cus there’s never very much plot or action-narrative going on. Tarkovsky’s beginnings are always visually compelling: here we start… more →
Windows on the WorldDan Sullivan wrote 1 week ago: I’ll be the first to admit that my love for the films of Andrei Tarkovsky is kinda incongruous … more →
trailerpilot wrote 1 week ago: Although this New York company has visited us before, in 2004 as the Cedar Lake Ensemble, last weeke … more →
trailerpilot wrote 1 week ago: Although this New York company has visited us before, in 2004 as the Cedar Lake Ensemble, last weeke … more →
DispatchFilm wrote 2 weeks ago: A clip from Tarkovsky’s great film. … more →
DispatchFilm wrote 2 weeks ago: Another clip from Tarkovsky’s great film. … more →
Matthew Groves wrote 3 weeks ago: by Matthew Groves There are films that merely provoke for a cheap shock and then there are films tha … more →
metaljelle wrote 3 weeks ago: There is a trilogy of a Swedish writer that is very popular in The Netherlands called Millenium. The … more →
R wrote 4 weeks ago: Myasnoye, 1980 Myasnoye, 1980 Myasnoye, September 1980 Myasnoye, September 26, 1981 Myasnoye, Septem … more →
mirandagavin wrote 1 month ago: © Richard Bevan, There Must Be Happy Endings (Slade), Two SX-70 Polaroids, 2008, courtesy of the art … more →
Just Another Film Buff wrote 1 month ago: Katok I Skripka (1960) (aka The Steamroller And The Violin) Andrei Tarkovsky Russian “He’s a musicia … more →
xonmus wrote 1 month ago: A couple of weeks ago, a friend of mine calls me up and as we’re talking, he mentions, regretf … more →
underdog32 wrote 1 month ago: An interesting film based off one of my favorite explorations in metaphor, a book by Arkady and Bori … more →
neonmancarpool wrote 1 month ago: Another wonderful night of my favourite past-time, sleeping, has left me with a myriad of bizarre an … more →
alexanpv wrote 1 month ago: One eye sees, the other feels. -Paul Klee I’ve been finding it hard getting the Tarkovsky po … more →
alexanpv wrote 1 month ago: “An image is not some idea as expressed by the director, but an entire world reflected in a dr … more →
Andrew Bowcock wrote 2 months ago: by Andrew Bowcock Animation is a wonderful thing, as the animator has basically no limits on the wor … more →
febriblog wrote 2 months ago: Mirror (1975) Dir. Andrei Tarkovsky OK, Febriblog is finally back and situated here in lovely Seattl … more →
tempustorm wrote 2 months ago: I rented Andrei Rublev from the university library last night. The film lived up up to my (extremely … more →
Caleb Roberts wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a video containing a portion of an interview with Russian film director Andrei Tarkovsk … more →