Dream Sequence, Andrei Tarkovsky, Nostalghia (1983)

a dream sequence from nostalghia

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Nostalghia
• Andrei
• Tarkovsky
• Nostalghiya
• Nostalgiya
• Nostalgia
• 1983

[Stereolabdream]

Like James Joyce, Andrei Tarkovsky will be known forever because every one of his films is a masterpiece...and yet, you wish there was 1 more ...

[hanshotfirst1138]

Ah, the Russians. One of the most challenging of filmmakers, that Andrei.

[DuskAndHerEmbrace13]

Why was he so obsessed with dripping sounds?? It almost becomes annoyingly predictable as much as I adore him, it's like I can expect to hear it on every film of his!

[Foodfast123]

2:17 composition of this shot is unbelievable

[heyrubes007]

Actually Yimou's Raise the Red Lantern is an all-time masterpiece :)

[lovesGenet]

Watching segments one can get a lot.I've owned these films for a # of years and never watch completely or become to disenchanted to take it allin. I have Mirror on videotape .NowI want to re-look. These films have a lot to offer and say everything a picture can. Is there a narrative worth following? we'll see.

[sautsitumorang]

Wacek4444

Go back to film school, dude

[Wacek4444]

@sautsitumorang

Dude, please don't compare handy and pretensional craftman Yimou with a great artist like Tarkovsky. It's really kinda disgrace to A.T. to include them both in the same sentence.

[StravMishkin2]

"Every person is a stage-director of his own dreams" says Schopengauer. Who can tell it like Tarkovsky? His films are mirrors of eternal present shrouded with grey mystery. The greatest mystic of cinema!

[cantanteporsiempre]

Que increíble la concepcion del tiempo que maneja Tarkovsky

[sautsitumorang]

yeah someone did recognize some similarity

and it's called "sculpting (in) time"

[Inside7out]

wow, who knew that someone else could recognise Zhang Yimou's "Hero"