Andrei Tarkovsky
Tarkovsky (Wikipedia) only made about 7 films. Three are science fiction, and all are visually poetic. He made a slowly moving camera over water worth staring at. He’s routinely included in the best handful of filmmakers ever, particularly by highbrow SF cineastes. He has tendencies toward religion and untenable aesthetic theories.
Work
The following works of Andrei Tarkovsky are reviewed on this site.
- Director: Ivan’s Childhood (1962)
- Writer-director: Andrei Rublev (1966)
- Director: Solaris (1972)
- Director: The Mirror (1975)
- Director: Stalker (1979)
- Director: Nostalgia (1983)
- Writer-director: The Sacrifice (1986)
Other
The following make direct references to the Andrei Tarkovsky tag.
- “Konstantin Lopushansky” tag description
- The Diamond Arm (1969)
- The Night of Counting the Years (1969)
- Visitor of a Museum (1989)
- Dark Waters (1993)
- “The Thing from Inner Space” (1999)
- “On the Film Dark Blue World: A Dialogue with Producer Toshio Suzuki” (2002)