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Andrei Tarkovsky-Ivanovo detstvo ('Ivan's Childhood') (1962)

Language : Russian

Optional subtitles : English / Russian

Audio : 48000 Hz , 142 Kb/s , 2-ch

Video : XviD , 1900 Kb/s , 25 frm/s , 576x432 (4:3)

30 years old Tarkovsky's debut feature film 'Ivan's Childhood' won 'Golden Lion' at Venice Film Festival-1962.

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Though an early film, Ivan presages Tarkovsky's later work with the use of hallucinatory camera work and very long takes where nothing happens for several minutes. Using dream sequences of normal life juxtaposed with mud-splattered reality, the film is suffused with an air of melancholy and longing. In a memorable dream sequence (supposedly lifted from Dovzhenko's 'Earth') Ivan and his sister ride in a cart loaded with apples, in the words of Gregory Pearce, 'reawakens within us the longing for the lost purity of childhood'. This is one casualty of war not counted in the statistics. (http://imdb.com/title/tt0056111/usercomments)

The film's title is ironic as Ivan does not have a childhood, but the films majestic and moving final shot suggests that Ivan does receive a kind of immortality beyond the bleak finality of his discovered photo in Berlin, that the Russian spirit itself cannot be stifled and will ultimately run free. (http://imdb.com/title/tt0056111/)

Ivan's Childhood is Tarkovsky's debut feature film about a 12 year old boy who volunteers to fight in the front lines against the German invasion because his family where murdered by Nazis. His size and height make him the perfect spy for the Russians as he slides his way across muck and swamp to bring back vital information about the German offence that no other man can achieve. At the same time his commanding officers object to this boy being used as a tool of war but have no control over the matter because of Ivan's convictions to bring down those that killed his parents. Heart wrenching from the first frame to the last and never equalled. To think this was all made in 1962! Shocking cinema at its very best. ( http://imdb.com/title/tt0056111/)

Haunting cinematography by Vadim Yusov... Tarkovsky's wife Irma Raush played Ivan's mother. Andrei Konchalovsky played one of the soldiers.

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