Andrei Rublev

February 3, 2015 | Posted by Peter Jakobsen | ART, Drama Film, FILM, THUMBNAIL REVIEWS | 1 Comment |

(Dir. Andrei Tarkovsky) (1966)

The great painter of iconography in medieval Russia is given a splendid, challenging (and long) tribute in this startling chain of magnificently filmed events, the mud and the blood and the tears, the acts of ruin and of creation making a kind of gritty surrealism over seven loosely connected episodes, the kind of picture Dostoevsky might make.  Patience is repaid with interest.

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