Andrei Rublev
Drama • R • 1966 • 3 hr 3 min
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A spiritual cleansing in the same vein as being burned alive.
It's not for everyone! It's a real peace of Art. Pure reflections from a very hard time
I’m between if I love this or just like it, it’s very slow and confusing but also artistic and makes the situation feel realistic.
Somber and thought-provoking, good for when you’re feeling quietly philosophical
A movie about so many beautiful yet dually tragic things, but it doesn't make any sense to try explaining it. It's poetic and very russian
Tarkovsky's historical epic is eye candy through and through.
Not Tarkovsky’s best, and a bit baggy, but it’s a transcendent experience.
Very long but does not feel that long, gripping story
Some scenes are pure art; both Tarkovsky and Pasolini considered themselves poets. Maybe challenging without knowledge of Russian history
Possibly Tarkovsky's most beautiful film - an eternal contender for the greatest piece of cinema of all time.
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