Andrei Tarkovsky
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Spielberg, Tarkovsky, and the Power of an Invisible Long Take
Sometimes the most impressive long-take is one you don’t notice is a long-take.
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How ‘Solaris’ Uses Colors to Tell a Story
Andrei Tarkovsky created one of the most emotional space movies of all time, a distinction he achieved visually through a complex color scheme.
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The Best Year In Movies Was 1962
The studio system was collapsing, the French New Wave was on the rise, and Gregory Peck was cinema’s greatest dad.
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The Mind of a Master: Learning To Plan Through Tarkovsky’s Shot Lists
Finding patterns in logistics and aesthetics. Andrei Tarkovsky has created some of the most beautiful shots in cinema, even if they serve workmanlike purposes that…
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The Persistence of Perception: Past, Present, and Memory in Tarkovsky’s ‘Solaris’
The hypnotizing heart of the great psychological sci-fi film.
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Walking Through Tarkovsky: Doorways in the Director’s Films
Progressions physical, emotional, and intellectual.
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Reflections of Tarkovsky: A Montage
An emotional trope of great filmmaker.
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Andrei Tarkovsky and His Cinema of the Soul
Whether you’re an old fan or a neophyte, this video is an excellent encapsulation of the director’s work.
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Tarkovsky’s ‘Stalker’: The Antidote for Big Budget Summer Sci-Fi
Looking for any excuse, Landon Palmer and Scott Beggs are using the 2012 Sight & Sound poll results as a reason to take different angles…
