Russian art film (1975)

[MissHooky08]

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[SKIMLURKER]

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[mehdinadif]

knew it was tarkowsky the second the scene began! one of the worlds most gifted directors!

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[ColdWhiteProductions]

could it be mirror?

[ColdWhiteProductions]

what a great film I love stuff like this, what is the film? check out my work. ColdWhiteProductions

[MegaAmycakes]

life in the rich lane , oh hell no!! Don't go there!!!It is hell in it's puriist of form!

Amy

[brandongiangman]

A masterpiece

[TheKlystron]

As the plaster fell, I felt the anxiety of experiencing decay.

[Nekronn]

Andrei tarkovsky-The Mirror

[stevedexteruk]

Thank you for posting that - it was excellent, I have never seen this film but will now go and track down a copy. thanks steve

[KatrinWinther]

This reminds me of my dreams - 5 stars! Very well done.

[viroummm]

The Mirror - Tarkovsky

[LadyYellowViolet]

I saw this movie. I liked it. This part is my favourite.

[nakedtyrant]

hahahahahahha BULLSHIT

[EvilRadiatedMonkey]

LIKE YOUR MAMA!

[sentoy]

what's the title of this film?

[lsdmadman]

jesus the christ!! this stuff is light years beyond anything the west has attempted,,,monsieur lynch included i reckon

[marianaabraxas]

amazing!!

[jmm1233]

almost David Lynch

[WaisTed007]

It's deeper than Lynch.

[DiavoloAcquario]

I need to see this movie now.

[heliumtrophy]

I second that.

[bobinabobo]

it goes very deep in

[alex113d]

...the Ring?!

[ThomasRedfield]

Maybe the deepest cinematic scene ever.

[DonFarshido]

Very hard to define such a thing. But I somehow have the feeling that Mirror is the most unique, experimental and uncomparable film ever.

[kharontrix]

Pure visual poetry.

[BergmansApostel]

awesome scene this one..Tarkovsky is one of my favorites.

[KeyFilmation]

wow

[raposofan]

s-c-a-r-y

[AngelSveta2007]

BLYAaaaaT' kak strashno nax!!!!

[benport]

Ingmar Bergman,"Tarkovsky is the greatest of them all. He moves with such naturalness in the room of dreams.He doesn't explain. What should he explain anyhow? All my life I have hammered on the doors of the

 rroms in which he moves so naturally."

[millevanilla2009]

It is an old russian soviet film "Zerkalo" ("The Mirror" in english). It was filmed by Tarkovsky.

[phille22]

one of my favorite films. more clips from zerkalo.

[alfiesgal]

haha, isn't the entire film just dreams? thx for the headsup. now i'll finally dust off that copy of zerkalov unopened for years...who knew nakata made it populist...

[esenbeh]

ahh! i searched for zerkalo and mirror over and over but didn't find anything... get your tags right please. thanks for the clip anyway.

[daveholm]

It's risky enough to have the director's name in tags, if you catch my drift? Glad you found it.

[GoblinGirl]

The film is listed (more than likely) under the title "The Mirror", even though it's real title is just Mirror. I know Amazon has it. Kino Video puts it out in the US.

[abarilov]

this scene is probably twenty times as emotionally intense as any scene in ringu.

[stratosphere]

Wow, is this the film that inspired the ring?

[daveholm]

Inspiration for the look of the Sadako/Samara character and likely the overall mood of Ringu. But the films, The Mirror and Ringu, are nothing alike. I recommend The Mirror only for the adventurous film viewer. It's influential, historical, and one of the most challenging works in cinema.

[Saavik256]

Shows just how little you know about origins of Yamamura Sadako character. The appearance of Yamamura Sadako is typical of a yūrei:

All yūrei are traditionally dressed in white, either katabira or kyokatabira. They have black, long hair, at an un-natural length. No feet, and usually float. In addition, Yamamura Sadako is an amalgamation of Oiwa yūrei (single mishapen eye) and Okiku yūrei (style of murder, vengeance)

[daveholm]

I'm still convinced. In both films, the hair covers the face (which is not in your description of a yurei) and the figure slowly props itself up against a fixture with a round lid (either a well or a barrel of water).

It wouldn't be impossible that the mother who appears in this scene is also a yurei (a ghost of the past). Tarkovsky's filmmaking was heavily influenced by Japanese culture. (He even had a society named after him in Japan. Refer to: nostalghia_com).

[zafsot]

beautiful...the old lady is tarkovsky;s mother