Meeting Andrei Tarkovsky: "Cinema Is A Mosaic Made Of Time" (Engl. Subs) 

thanx

A gift to the world. Thanks folks!

Respect.

From which film is the opening dialogue taken?

@@normangrubb2210 i guess its from Andrei Rublev

indeed

I just finished reading it and I was completely absorbed innit. The moment I turned on this video gave the same magic/feeling :-)

@@ayushsadotra9426@Wei Wang не подскажите название?

Fun fact, that was before he wrote the book. He wrote his book during the shooting The Sacrifice

@@kirill7367 Его книга называется „Запечатлённое время“

the artist's artist..a brilliant man

I would certainly be interested!

Yes please. That would be very kind of you.

Definitly interested !!

Actually, the hard coded subtitles are in spanish, thought it would be nice to clarify that.

Yes I am interested.

Impossível... Simplesmente um Mestre insubstituível.

indeed

Гении почти всегда живут очень мало.

Nuri bilge ceylan te parece poca cosa? ufff

Да, он не был графоманом. Настоящий художник

Спасибо за Ваше мнение и совпадение наших взглядов.

yes, with some very rare exception, cinema is already dead. Unfortunately.

@@taks359 I haven’t been pleased with recent years of cinema either but I do wonder, how many “bad” films came out in the past that just get forgotten in place of these masterpiece films. It makes me think that in the future maybe we’ll look back on now and only really remember the great films to come out. It seems to happen in music and I’m relatively new to film so maybe it won’t be the case but I think it’s a possibility. There’s still some fantastic pieces of art being released, it just feels harder to find through all the corporate slop

@@spiderjeff5845 directors like Kubrick, Tarkovsky or Fellini won't find the money to their movies nowadays. No one would put the money on these kind of movies. People now, almost only want " entertainment ". Umberto eco, an italian writer call this, the " comforting fiction ". You are passive, the movie come to you, and they are only made to comfort you. They don't give you a sense of understanding, or very little. This writer, says the complete opposite is the " problematic fiction ". You are active, you have to do an effort. It's the cinema of directors like Kubrick, Fellini, Tarkovsky, Kurosawa, Jacques Tati, Bresson, Sydney Lumet... Like its name, it's gonna create a problem to the audience in his/her vision of the world and human. This kind of cinema is dead. Once in a while you can see one but it's so rare.

Music by the Greatest Johann Sebastian Bach - His f. minor horal prelude in processing of the famous russian composer Adward Artemiev - in the movie "Solaris" by the Master Director Andrei Tarkovsky

No, the opening dialogue and music is taken from his movie andrei rublev ( crucifixion scene)

No.

I know, could swear it's the Stallone of Cobra!

I cannot be completely sure, but I believe that it was a meeting with Tarkovski at the University Tor Vergata in Rome , in the winter 83/84. I had opportunity to see him there, It was after he left Russia and after he made Nostalghia in Italy

Here is a very good Italian documentary film about Andrei Tarkovsky, named "The Poet in Cinema" made of 1983 year by the film director Donatella Baglivo

The quote is from Tarkovsky's Film "Andrei Rublev" (Part 3: "The Passion According to Andrei")

FilmKunst ohh thank you so much

Tarkovski se tuvo que exiliar de la URSS debido a la revolucion bolchevique, tenia a la KGB boicoteando sus peliculas, por ello decide irse a italia y luego a Suecia a rodar sus ultimas peliculas. Tarkovski fue un genio incomprendido por eso su cine no es popular, la URSS intentaba que no se saliera del libreto de lo que ellos pretendian, por eso lo persiguen por tratar temas espirituales, filosoficos, etc. Saludos

Tarkovsky unfortunately was a teist.

Music in respect of the Greatest Johann Sebastian Bach - His choral prelude f. minor in processing of the famous russian composer Adward Artemiev - in the movie "Solaris" by Master Director Andrei Tarkovsky

In the movie "Andrei Rublev" sounds music by russian composer Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov

Here's hoping that I see one of his films on the big screen someday, like he intended