The Beauty Of Andrei Tarkovsky

[@TheBeautyOf]

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[@saluluu9119]

Trois ans que je regarde ces vidéos magnifiques, j'aimerais beaucoup apporter un soutien financier à cette chaîne mais ça devra attendre que je sois moi même dans une situation un peu stable. Je peux déjà commencer par te remercier pour ce travail, certaines de tes vidéos me font monter les larmes. On peut saluer celles et ceux qui ont conçu ces images en premier lieu mais ces montages leur font honneur et ont une véritable valeur émotionnelle... Bravo et encore merci 💜

[@TheBeautyOf]

@@saluluu9119 ce genre de commentaire est déjà un immense soutien, merci ❤️

[@TheBeautyOf]

@Brupcat read my pin comment on the sacrifice and you'll see that it's exactly what I said 😊

[@kristiangreene8401]

Do the beauty of the Sound of Music!

[@bsku0765]

Lamo I guess stalker theme is the only theme long enough

[@innolobaton]

"In all of my films, it seemed important to me to remind the audience to the fact that they are not alone, lost in an empty universe, but they are connected by innumerable threads with their past and present, that through certain mystical ways, every human being realizes the rapport with the world and the life of humanity." -Andrei Tarkovsky

[@egeo.9645]

I watched "Stalker" out of curiosity at a very late nighttime. When the film was done it was already almost 2am, I didn't really understand the film when it ended. I went to bed and laid down. I wanted to turn the light off, I was staring at the ceiling. I couldn't reach out to the light switch to turn the light off and get some rest. I was staring at the ceiling with so many things going through my mind. The film hit me late, the scenes kept popping up in my head. It was almost 4am when I finally fell asleep, and when I woke up at 8am, I didn't feel like I even slept but I didn't feel tired neither. I just felt an emptiness, a different void in me and I don't know what was.

[@aryanbhake1251]

Exact same thing man..exact same thing!!!!!!!

[@424fa-iz]

"I didn't really understand the film when it ended to I just felt an emptiness , a different void in me and I don't know what was"-every tarkoskyian movie journey, something like this.. and we start the journey to the film after the movie was watched. 🤍

[@yashas.syashu210]

Power of art

[@jim-mu1ji]

it was resonance

[@Bev273]

O9

[@VirusL4D]

Tarkovsky is the definition of "artist". A true legend with beautiful photography throughout every single film. Thank you for this tribute!

[@sid.469]

Ya

[@benwili9689]

Eh... He's alright I s'pose...

[@grv7437]

Tarkovsky's movies are the most beautiful poems ever composed

[@zzy8811]

USSR is a poetic state

[@nexusebtuoy]

Japan cinematographers are poem's made films ALL the rest are copy cat's.

[@justBeOrDontB7568]

Terrence malik

[@Дмитро-ф7ф]

What about Olexander Dovzhenko? Ukrainian poetic cinema?

[@nowheresomewhere123]

unsurpassed director

[@stefanveres7742]

The best review of Stalker that I've ever read: "...throughout the entire film, you will likely feel that the plot is relentlessly drawn out, unnecessarily stretched, and never-ending. It's possible that you will be bored to death for the entire 172 minutes. You might even fall asleep. But you will never forget."

[@annasnow910]

His film Ivan's childhood and Stalker are real masterpieces. He's not just a director, he's a genius. P.S. From Russia with love ❤️

[@jaimehudson7623]

The landscape, wind blowing the trees, water or rain are characters in a Tarkovsky film. Each moment a small miracle.

[@innolobaton]

Unlike all the other art forms, film is able to seize and render the pasaage of time, to stop it, almost to possess it in infinity. I'd say that film is the sculping of time. - Andrei tarkovsky

[@GagsAnimation]

What would animation be? And novels? And comics?

[@PaoloReaper]

@@GagsAnimation Animation is still film if you wish, but at the same time you are not capturing "reality", but creating your own. Novels and comics are the same: you are composing something, putting an idea on paper. Film captures time, a moment that will never happen again, for all eternity

[@innolobaton]

This one of the greatest filmmakers of all time in the history of cinema. He ultimately changed the landscape and inspired a lot of film auteurs, cinephiles with his words of wisdom, brilliant ideas about films and stuffs that we didn't notice at all. This is excellent work. Amazing.

[@hj-ct2qi]

1:47 most beautiful shot ever filmed. it made me burst into tears.

[@tio760]

What movie is it?

[@hj-ct2qi]

@@tio760 Nostalghia (1983)

[@jacksonteller6144]

just yesterday i saw, "Ivan's childhood" and "the Mirror". Masterpieces.

[@sawbaw3640]

you must be Russian to understand the mirror

[@henkjarnosla1991]

@@sawbaw3640 That would explain it. I’m not Russian and I did not understand Mirror one bit. The only Tarkovsky movie I dislike.

[@sawbaw3640]

@@henkjarnosla1991 well not necessarily need to be from Russia, but if you are it well help to understand the plot and few events that took place in the movie, overall mirror is very nostalgic and personal picture by tarkovsky he latterly was talking about himself and his experience with life but also trying to pass his messages and his thoughts about existence and life and the human soul by sharing he's life experiences and what he concluded by it.

[@uriah777]

i just watched Andrei Rublev it was really good

[@fidelio76]

@@sawbaw3640 l agree it was to hard for me to stay focus l liked cetain things like the opening scene and cinematography but the idea didn't get to my mind.

[@gabrielacontrerassantiago9247]

“Intimacy”, I can't find another word that describes better Tarkovsky's cinematographic style in such detail. His scenes are serene, soft, silent, he offers you the opportunity to contemplate the beauty of his art at your own pace, without the need to mark an obvious focal point that forces your gaze to focus on something specific. The music is organic, alive, sounds that awaken a certain nostalgia in us, even if it is the first time we have heard them. The aim of Tarkovsky’s work is transmitting the fact that it’s important that despite not receiving answers to our existential questions, it is vital that we choose to believe: choose to believe that our actions have meaning; that there are causes worth fighting for; that our love, feelings, memories, ideas, everything matters. It is important to step forward and believe in something capable of dominating our ego, our grandiosity, our arrogance, be it the awesome force of the corpulent universe or the image of a divine deity. As long as it serves to make us feel a certain humility, to emphasize that no one enjoys the absolute truth, and, perhaps above all, to allow us to contemplate the implications of the unknowable.

[@khelgagrigoreva]

Композитор Артемьев автор музыки тоже гений

[@vargasnetto_]

The poet of cinema.

[@Meet0u]

Don't know if it's possible, but a "The Beauty of Roger Deakins" would be amazing

[@priyanshudahiya8267]

That video will be more than an hour long...

[@Robincredible]

I SECOND THIS

[@jorgealonsocardenas5603]

I would like a video about Jarhead

[@set_secrets]

Roger Deakin once answers in Hollywood reporter questions "give namd of one director with whom you have dreamed to work?" And Roger Deakin instantly said "Andrei tarkovsky"

[@TITAOSTEIN]

No doubt two giants! In my opinion Tarkovsky was the greatest. We cannot forget that he was a Director, as well as Director of Photography and Camera. He was a genius in every role he played!

[@futuropasado]

Along with Kubrick, Tarkovsky is clearly my favorite film artist ever. His shots are often deep, mystical and so naturally composed to influence and act as a balm to our soul. Meditative and hard to explain beauty... Like taken out from dreams. My personal favorites are Andrei Rublev and The Mirror.

[@foxtrot4755]

Tarkovsky, Kubrick, Bergman, Fellini, Kurosawa... Unfortunately, such great directors will no longer exist in cinema. It is a great honor for me that I had the privilege of living in the same century with them.

[@harikaimal]

Kubrick...that's a poor comparison

[@PolishGod1234]

Why? ​@@harikaimal

[@Silviaa451]

I think the world would be better if anyone would watch the movies of Tarkovsky. Thank you for this beautiful tribute, on his birthday!

[@rustincohle9678]

one of the greatest directors of all time.

[@krishnadevarai2815]

Who is the director

[@rustincohle9678]

@@krishnadevarai2815 it's written in the title...

[@krishnadevarai2815]

@@rustincohle9678 🙏👍❤️

[@OceanIgs]

@@krishnadevarai2815 😂😂😂

[@arnavlokhande9448]

@@krishnadevarai2815 why act dumb?

[@djbouncer420]

The perspective from which his films where shot and thus also told remains unique.

[@termutis1899]

What is this sentence?

[@djbouncer420]

Just a thought floating in the ocean of life. But, what is this life?

[@saifmohammad2540]

His first ever shot was of a tree and so was his last ever shot. Kudos for maintaining that in this video

[@vootanagasekhar3425]

My favorite director is Andrei tarkovsky

[@birajsingha9879]

Andrei Tarkovsky, the man whose films usually i don't understand but i tend to watch them out of curiosity (that I'll understand somehow, someday) and again and again there some tense feeling (not creepy at all), the loneliness, the empty void, which i can't even explain much. It just happens every single god damn time! From his first feature to his last, every single movie i watched them at least 5 times (each) and that same feeling goes in mind. Its fuckin poetry at its best! Masterpieces. PS- Sorry to say this but he's the only director whose movies can't be described. It's just flows with time, on and on.....

[@Nightcrawler77]

One of my favorite movies is "Stalker". Great director!

[@Winnerrr-nz7pm]

STALKER IS SLOW,BUT REALLY I DIDN'T GET BORING OF SEE IT.IT IS ONE OF THE BEST SLOW PACED MOVIES.IT IS ARGUABLY THE MOST BEAUTIFUL I HAVE EVER SEEN WITH APOCALYPSE NOW

[@thejuannextdoor1547]

One of the best, if not the best film directors ever to grace the history of cinema. I'm sure he would've been proud of this beautifully done tribute. Cheers to you and your art! Be safe :D

[@nephilim6594]

Almost every frame in a Tarkovsky film is a delight to the eyes. Amazing video. Thank you.

[@Ottointtl]

tarkovsky is who you watch before you die.

[@Julianrios229]

One of the most influential directors of all time! Such a wonderful video

[@gamegladi8or669]

i love how you used the very first shot of his first feature film as the start of the video and the very last shot of his very last film as the end to the video

[@credoproduction]

I was searching Tarkovsky after watching his films, and you gave me this video thank you.

[@antemortem2208]

@@theblavkswordsman way turk

[@alfredo4053]

I seriuosly believe that Mirror could be the greatest achievement in the history of mankind

[@quarktrue]

I agree. The Mirror is a special film not only among Tarkovsky's films, but among all other films.

[@lavneetjanagal]

What about the invention of camera?

[@isakdahl7054]

Second you your spelling, that is.

[@GabrielCrazyGuy16]

You're absolutely right

[@tarunindoriya5554]

Hello 'the beauty of' , your quality never drops, in your videos I not only appreciate beautiful cinematography but they also do one more thing for me , it's the understanding visual storytelling. When I watch your videos ,most times I have no idea about movie but by watching those silent beautiful shots with no dialogues I try to Gauss the meaning or purpose of the shot and it's fun for me.thank you.

[@juanjimenez6091]

Andrei tarkovsky is such a brilliant director his films are amazing differently top 10 directors

[@LIaArshakyan]

I admire your work. Hope to see in the nearest future The Beauty of Parajanov.

[@ΝεοφυτοςΝεοφυτου-ξ9β]

A great true Artist who filmed the secret and mysterious poetry of life

[@mushikamysh840]

Спасибо автору за труд. Я, честно говоря, большой фанат фильмов Тарковского, ибо он - звезда не только советского, но и мирового кинематографа. Этот режиссёр действительно достоин вечной памяти.

[@ablazedark]

the only director who always leaves me speechless and in awe. whenever i watch a segment of his movies, i always feel stunned and ask myself how someone can do this. you can shot a movie that looks like the works of bergman, ozu, kubrick, fellini etc. but it is impossible to imitate tarkovsky. his works are anomaly.

[@HAL--gb6uf]

I'm waiting for a movie shot like 2001 . Don't think I'll ever find that

[@354Entertainment]

@@HAL--gb6uf This can be saidto a few movies more...

[@platonicdescartes]

One of my favorite directors, thank you for taking the time to create something so beautiful.

[@giopi5761]

The beauty of his imaginary.. It hits you and then it carves into the deep of your soul

[@Nately22]

The master of visual poetry and emotion. You feel everyone of his films through framing, light and mise en scene.

[@VitaSineLibertatenih]

Hollywood stuff is for your early and mid days... Tarkovsky is for your final part of life... It's an existential cinema

[@Velikoros.]

Its all the way backward for me

[@luthor27l62]

Omg, this is my favourite video, i'm crying, great work my friend, bravo 🙌

[@tom-tom2905]

One of the most under appreciated directors of all time

[@mansichaudhary5206]

@House Of Fleapit i think he means there are few who knows Andrei work today. Only who love cinema dig about him

[@mtk3755]

@House Of Fleapit not known by everyone I feel. Only Cinephiles would know about him. People need to talk more about him

[@worthlessrishabh]

the poet of cinema

[@FT-4848]

And music by Eduard Artemiev is perfect

[@racewiththefalcons1]

This music is the reason Stalker is my favorite Tarkovsky. It's simply perfect.

[@MasterofTheolog]

“We wait for something. We hope, we lose hope we move closer to death. Finally, we die.” (The Sacrifice, 1986)

[@alanmonahan1704]

his imagery of the 4 elements of nature are just remarkable, fire shots, water shots etc, just magnificent

[@maurosalvatore1926]

Un poeta sensibilissimo. Musica e fotografia bellissime.. Cercherò di conoscerlo.di più

[@ibrahimtarkovsky5309]

Fantastic video! Tarkovsky is my all time favorite film maker. Thanks for this tribute.

[@b.m1902]

The Timeless Artist and Philosopher and Poet of Cenima ❤️ *Love him so much*

[@sticky0159]

I like how in ever Tarkovsky movie he always has what's shown here, iconic shots panning towards the whole place while the character looks at the view and we just see their back. Maybe, at awe and reflection of what we would also do if we saw what the character saw.

[@aboynamedAmber23]

Never clicked faster on a video!

[@T3AMKILL]

I was hoping you picked this song before opening the video! You always have the songs spot on. Great video!

[@sergiolol3439]

Why the hell am i crying if i'm not sad

[@ashokdey6697]

Please make a video on The Beauty of Satyarajit Ray's movies he is one of the greatest director in the world.

[@dimonddust4318]

Cinematography is divine. I'm here by accident, but not complaining.

[@diocre7446]

I always like Tarkovsky no speech scene. It is really different. Most of films now rely too much on dialogue.

[@mahatmaniggandhi2898]

master director, the movement of the actors on the screen and the movement of the camera itself are unmatched

[@margaret7949]

You should definitely make a video about the Greek filmaker Theo Angelopoulos! He has made great films with amazing cinematography but unfortunately he is really underrated.

[@simonperez543]

Tarkovsky is one of the architects of the human soul and its internal conflicts, great work man.

[@das_eismeer]

Thanks to the gods. That's why Olympos is made by. No people, no fake gods is allowed. Rest in peace, Tarkovsky. Beyond all of the bullshit of the state and people, you just happened. We are trying to keep the fire on, keep the light on.

[@neerajwasnik9450]

How many of you have noticed that the Russian Director ended his career with the same scene he had started it with? That's Andrei Tarkovsky, the greatest filmmaker ever lived.

[@melinaanibarro7324]

The thing about Tarkovsky is he wasn't just a one of a kind artist but he as a person was so unique. I have seen interviews of him and what he said whether it was about life, advice for aspiring filmmakers, love, spiritually and films was always filled with wisdom and always was unique. He not only inspires me as a filmmaker but as a person too.

[@TheManOfTomorrow]

Please make one on *Man of Steel* too. And after release of all episodes of *The Falcon and the Winter Soldier* please make one on that too. Cinematography in its last three episodes was beautiful, much better than cinematography of most of the MCU things.

[@niroleyniroley]

Ребята, вам бы стоило написать, что музыку к этому фильму написал великий русский композитор Эдуард Артемьев, написавший музыку к еще двум фильмам Тарковского - "Солярис" и "Зеркало".

[@Rufmann]

This is the most impressive video I have ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RaysDad]

Solaris is my favorite Tarkovsky film, but The Mirror has equivalently sublime cinematography, and Andrei Rublev is equivalently powerful and thought-provoking.

[@amirrezamotlagh2975]

Tarkovsky is the soul of cinema💚

[@javiervillavecchia628]

Incredible compilation of Tarkovsky! It's clear that we are talking about an incredible film director!!

[@zuds_5507]

Гениальный режиссёр!

[@juliezabeth_]

By my opinion, this movie you need pass through all your mind and body. It helps to recover, to break hard illnesses. What for you need to watch and feel it is up to you.

[@stephanie7734]

ele é meu diretor favorito de todos os tempos

[@dreams9307]

One of my favorite directors

[@Rwienemann2944]

I don't realy like this kind of movies but they are beautiful

[@gchudasamadarshit9111]

One of the greatest director ever

[@rbasket8]

THE BEAUTY OF OLDBOY PLEASE

[@freetrader58]

Thanks man

[@Anicius_]

Thank you

[@imutkarsh1999]

i have only watched the sacrifice in tarkovsky movies but i just want to say i have never watched a film more beautiful than that. it was so simple yet so beautiful. i think the power of tarkovsky is, he can make anyone see beauty in nature, without adding pratical lights, without adding anything artificial. just nature and his filming. every director has its uniqueness and i think this is what makes tarkovsky greatest filmmaker of all time.

[@juulcruiming]

the one video we've all been waiting for.

[@ΔημήτρηςΚατσίκης]

I was waiting for this a long time. The definition of beauty in cinema is Andrei Tarkovsky's films.

[@kiransuthrave9442]

Love ur channel

[@АлексейЯненко-в3т]

You should do The beauty of Andrey Zvyagincev

[@alfred3585]

Beautiful

[@littleghostfilms3012]

Tarkovsky's films have been central in my life since I discovered them in the early 90's when I first saw The Mirror and Andrei Rubilev. I lack the adequate language to express my feelings in regard to what he has meant to me, suffice to say that I have just completed a science fiction/children's adventure film that is partly inspired by Tarkovsky's Stalker. Andrei lives on in all who have soaked in his visions and let them back out through what we as artists create.

[@chitown1782]

Praying through cinema!🙏

[@josealbertofreitas4862]

Your video is a poem! Thank you for the beautiful images!

[@AugustineD6]

Can you please do a video Better Call Saul, that show’s cinematography and composition are ridiculously good seasons 3-5. Love your videos

[@AugustineD6]

And sorry to be greedy but the Safdie Brothers need some love

[@elisavieira737]

Beautiful thanks

[@elisavieira737]

Amazing and beautiful thanks

[@atomlao]

Its so sad that Marvel kids are not going to be able to enjoy this cinematic masterpieces

[@sintezaproteina]

maybe some of them will once they become mature for that kind of complexity. I was also a child feeding myself with superhero movies, but as I became an adult, mature, and experienced regarding life I fell in love with Tarkovsky's cinematography and I could understand it.

[@theblavkswordsman]

imagine live action berserk with this cinemathography

[@Atenejin]

When I first saw "Stalker", I was like "wtf was that? I did not understand anything, totally overrated film". But, for some weird reason... I just couldn't get it out of my head. I kept thinking about the film and its soundtrack all the time. Few months later, I watched it again. I was amazed. All scenes, the philosophical discussions between the protagonist and the rest of the actors. I finally got it why this is a masterpiece. Tarkovsky is not just a director. He is an artist.

[@sozkultura]

Тарковский гений ❤❤❤❤

[@strictlynorton]

A true visionary....

[@blinkto1]

Nice!! The mirror is my favorite Tarkovsky film and I can’t wait for Janus films restoration!

[@TheCinemathequefilms]

A wonderful tribute to one of cinemas greatest ever artists.

[@DemboIgmos]

Да. Спасибо)🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺 . Тарковский великий режиссёр

[@mitraavesta7548]

Too deep to understand easily no one ever be like him

[@elreptiliano4851]

the beauty of takeshi kitano