Tarkovsky

Sadly, I haven't seen anything but Stalker. I was a bit overdosed by the solid architecture of that movie. I'm trying to catch with his other works, but I'm into a Fellini phase right now, being my fav director, I'm reaching for the films that I haven't seen yet. There is too much of everything, and too little life.

Can't vote as I've only seen Solaris which, coincidently enough, I was just discussing with a friend.  It's an excellent film though.

Edited by andu - December 22 2006 at 12:27

Another poll I can't vote in. Every film of his is a Masterpiece and there are no two films similar to each other. At one stage in my life Nostalgia was seemingly close to me personally, but then Sacrifice blew me away with it's overwhelming idea. Solaris probably is most easily accessible but then again apart from sci-fi surroundings it invokes deep thinking process about human nature and hidden desires. Zerkalo could make me cry while hearing beautiful poetry by Andrey's father Arseniy. "Rublyev" shows completely different perception of an artist's soul and of Mongolian invasion itself. Ivanovo detstvo is deeply touching, and Stalker - I could not get enough of this movie at one stage - sheer brilliance.