Andrei Rublev (1966) - dir. Andrei Tarkovsky - ending

after three hours of black and white — color

Stalker- Writer's monologue

Writer's monologue after an encounter with one of the Zone's traps.

Solaris - Last Scene

One of the most beautiful pieces of art in cinema and in general...a beautiful scene from Solaris of Andrei Tarkovsky-the greatest of all...enjoy it

Andrei Tarkovsky: The Cinematic Glide

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One of the great Andrei Tarkovsky's signature camera techniques was the top angle camera glide. He made so many variations of this, all beautiful, and can rightfully claim to be the undisputed champion of the shot.

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A Message to Young People from Andrei Tarkovsky

Tarkovsky, Nostalghia (1983)

Finale.

IL SACRIFICIO (Andrej Tarkovskij)

"Un regalo è sempre un sacrificio, se no che regalo sarebbe!"

Tre scene in sequenza tratte dal film "IL SACRIFICIO" di A. Tarkovskij (1986):
La prima scena è un inno alla perseveranza ed alla temperanza: il filosofo Alexander racconta al figlio la storia del monaco Ioann che per tre anni ogni mattina innaffia un albero secco fino a farlo fiorire; nella seconda scena Alexander critica l'umanità intimorita e materialista; nella terza scena Alexander, preso per pazzo, viene portato al maniconio in ambulanza mentre suo figlio inizia ad innaffiare l'albero disseccato che insieme avevano piantato: "In principio era il Verbo..."

"Per me Tarkovskij è il più grande" (Ingmar Bergman)

NOSTALGHIA (1983) - Final Scene

At a spa in the Tuscan Hills, a Russian poet and musicologist, researching the life of an 18th century composer, meets a mysterious man who is convinced that the end of the world is nigh. The Russian, Andrei Gorchakov (Oleg Yankovsky), is asked to cross an ancient sulphur pool carrying a lighted candle as an act of faith. Tarkovsky's first film outside the USSR is full of personal and Christian symbols and works as a study of such themes as memory, melancholia and disenchantment with the material world.

Arte, Virtù, Spirito : Andrej Rublëv.

Andrej Arsen'evič Tarkovskij : Andrej Rublëv (1966).

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