I don't have it (Tarkovsky isn't a big repeat viewer for me) but I'm pretty sure that Video Difference does, and if not them, that quirky store on Mumford Road with the weird hodgepodge of foreign films very well might.
Maybe some vodka-based drink will help the film sink in deeper...
All of the films I have seen by Tarkovsky have amazing imagery in them. Try explaining to someone the actual making of a church bell, a superb, capitivating scene in 'Andrei Rublev'.
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Just based on that image, I would really like to see this movie. It reminds me of a dream I had a while back...
I went into a dream state both times I saw this film.
I could totally watch this again.
I love this film. The soundtrack by Edward Artemiev will most definitely lodge itself inside your skull.
We should most definately watch this when I get back, then. Provided we can get our hands on it (I don't know if you own it).
I do. It's readily available on DVD
I don't have it (Tarkovsky isn't a big repeat viewer for me) but I'm pretty sure that Video Difference does, and if not them, that quirky store on Mumford Road with the weird hodgepodge of foreign films very well might.
Maybe some vodka-based drink will help the film sink in deeper...
All of the films I have seen by Tarkovsky have amazing imagery in them. Try explaining to someone the actual making of a church bell, a superb, capitivating scene in 'Andrei Rublev'.
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