The name Andrei Tarkovsky may not be as well-known a name ... equally haunting and beautiful in its visual lyricism. No viewer of Mirror should be blamed for misunderstanding it because it is ...

all right." Janus Films + Film at Lincoln Center have revealed a new trailer for the restored re-release of Andrei Tarkovsky's 1975 film Mirror, also known as The Mirror, originally Зеркало ...

In the New York of the mid-1980s, there would be a Tarkovsky retrospective every few months at Film Forum and now-shuttered spots like the Thalia and Metro Twin. The Russian director’s 1975 Mirror ...

Andrei Tarkovsky's quasi- autobiographical film poem ... The score by Eduard Artemyev is appositely haunting. Mirror was not widely released upon its completion, yet it soon became a cult ...

Tarkovsky’s films often dealt with themes of loss and regret (Solaris), memories (Mirror, Nostalghia), the marriage of art and religion (Andrei Rublev), and finding love in a hopeless place ...

“Mirror,” like “Ulysses” or “The ... “One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich.” Tarkovsky completed two feature films during his years abroad: “Nostalghia,” made in Italy ...

Andrei Tarkovsky, perhaps the greatest Russian filmmaker ... Tarkovsky was permitted to make ”Solaris” (1972), ”The Mirror” (1974) and ”Stalker” (1979), largely because his work ...

“I had to put school on hold for months, because this is such a totally spontaneous business. You can’t plan too far ahead!” “Mirror Mirror” opens on March 30th.

Is Andrei Tarkovsky a dominant influence for Alejandro González Iñárritu’s The Revenant? Misha Petrick makes the case in this split-screen video, with The Revenant on the left and a broad swath of ...