Anatoliy Solonitsyn

Summer 2021-12-22 08:01:13

In 15th century Russia, under the white church, a group of monks were trying to make a hydrogen balloon soar. They succeeded. The monks sitting on the balloon rose into the air. He looked down at the people underground as if looking down at a group of flowing people. Ant, he looked down at the land...

Colt 2022-03-22 09:02:02

I can watch Nostalgia again and again, but this movie, whenever I open it, I can't watch it anymore, the black and white tone, religion and history, I am relatively vague about religion and belief, and the film language of the old tower always makes people feel I was confused. When I first saw...

Kathryne 2022-03-26 09:01:07

Long-shot epic, extremely thick. When Rublev's beliefs are shaken, destroyed, and reborn, the focus of the old tower will always be on the spiritual world. Shaken by pagan love, silenced by the cruelty of war, and finally sublimated by selfless love. By the end of the image of Rublev, he is close to a saint—his sufferings and sins of history have been borne by him. Used a ton of depth-of-field lenses and liked almost every one of them. The recurring horses may be an externalization of Rublev's spirit - when he is firm in his heart, they are free and leisurely, when he is miserable and confused, they are bound or reduced to war horses. If you have a deeper understanding of the Orthodox Church, you may be able to see more things, but I am afraid that for people without religious beliefs, it is difficult to truly empathize even if they understand.

Alia 2022-04-22 07:01:32

[183min] Seventh Tarkovsky. Black-and-white photography, meaningful shots, metaphorical and poetic dialogues, and epic soundtracks have created an epic picture album of a famous Russian family intertwined with suffering, art and faith. I immersed myself in it until I devoutly admired the last painting.