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Andrei Tarkovsky-Andrei Rublev (1969)

It is one of the great triumphs of mankind's stay on the planet. It is a masterpiece almost without flaw. The beautiful painterly images follow one another in breathtaking succession. At least three of the eight chapters, if taken individually, could stand alone as separate masterpieces.The ostensible subject is the life of Andrei Rublev, a 15th century monk who is renowned as Russia's greatest creator of religious icons and frescoes. Rublev himself, however, is merely a useful device. Little is known about him, and most of the episodes in the movie come straight from Tarkovsky's imagination of what might have been. Sometimes one must ignore the facts to get to the truth.

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Andrei Rublev was a medieval Russian iconographer; the film chronicles his struggle to maintain faith and artistry in a world of immeasurable cruelty and suffering. Rather than give us a crackerjack plot line with all the proper scene climaxes & paradigm shifts, director Tarkovsky presents us with a world in which we must immerse ourselves; once we are inside, we are confronted with rigorous pain and profound triumph. The movie is divided into chapters; the final one, involving an orphaned bell-maker's son, is a stunning film-within-a-film that provides a microcosm of the whole movie (Author: Peter Norman

He has ruined cinema for me and this is one of the masterpieces that did it. Everytime you see one of his film's you proclaim: 'That's the best picture ever made!' Which can't be true as that was the last Tarkovsky film you saw. I've seen this one many times at the cinema and is the best three hours of celluloid you're likely to see apart from Solaris, which is Tarkovsky anyway.The trouble is Tarkovsky's films have such extraordinary purity and spiritual depth that no other films seem able to satisfy one in the same way. They seem flat, lifeless and unable to compete. Why watch the let's-pretend-grown ups like Tarantino when you can watch a real grown up? So like I said, Bloody Tarkovsky. He has ruined cinema for me. (http://imdb.com/title/tt0060107/usercomments)

Like most of Tarkovsky's movies, Andrei Rublev demands repeated viewings so the film can be absorbed and understood in full. But by doing so you'll begin to realise that this is possibly the most rewarding of all cinematic works, and consequently the most wonderful. The best film ever made? I certainly think so. (http://imdb.com/title/tt0060107/usercomments)

(Main movie of original double-layer DVD reduced to DVD5 using "DVD Shrink v3.2")

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2CD XviD version:

| 1441.8 MB | Runtime 3:26:01 | b/w |

Language : Russian

Optional subtitles : English

Audio : mp3, 48000 Hz, 65 Kb/s, 1-ch

Audio2: mp3, 48000 Hz, 65 Kb/s, 1-ch (Commentary in English)

Video : XviD, 800 Kb/s, 23.97 frm/s, 608x256 (2.35:1)

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