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| Name: Trond Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Norway/Canada Time: 1997-08-05 16:18:00 Comments: I am looking for the documentary Andrei did (for RAI) when in Italy during or before the making of Nostalghia. I believe it is called An Italian Journey. Thanks for any pointers. trond |
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Name: Stefan
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| Name: marc
pitanza Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: new york Time: 1997-08-03 09:26:00 Comments: The musical composition that opens Solaris is Bach's F minor Choral Prelude. I got this from the laserdisc credits. |
| Name: marc
pitanza Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: new york Time: 1997-08-03 09:24:00 Comments: The musical composition that opens Solaris is Bach's F minor Choral Prelude. I got this from the laserdisc credits. |
| Name: andrea
schwam Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Ontario, Canada Time: 1997-08-03 07:42:00 Comments: I am going to be living in Chicago for 4 months on my next work term, starting in a few weeks. Are there any things, places or people, Tarkovsky related which I should know about? Also, does anyone know about the Chicago film fest? To those of you who wish to write me, I am looking for anyone who likes to discuss Tarkovsky's films, and as long as I have time, I can write and read email. Please respond within the next week or so, and if I have an email in Chicago, I can send it along. Thanks! |
| Name: marc
pitanza Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: new york Time: 1997-07-31 17:03:00 Comments: A triumph has occured. Tarkovsky's masterpiece realized in Italy, Nostalghia, is being released widescreen on laserdisc by the voyager company on their criterion collection. i hope to be first to buy one on its release date. |
| Name: Lars
Lande Website: Lars' homepage Referred by: Net Search From: Norway, south west coast Time: 1997-07-30 07:43:00 Comments: Hi, just wanted to tell you how much I also enjoy his fils, escpecially "Solaris" and "Mirror". I am 22 year old and not many on my age like the films i do. I liked his films at an earlier age also. I live on the North West coast of Norway, on an deserted island. So where I have my interes from I don't know. I have not seen all his films yet, but I have them in my shelf for a rainy day. I think you got alot of great stills, althrough I think you have to many in a sort of way. People wanting to watch his films may not be interested in seeing the intire film in stills before they watch it. It may spoil the viewing. Just keep some to make people curious! And maybee some more stills for us who have seen it allready. So, long, hope to study your pages more closely in the near future. Good work!!! |
| Name: Mike
Zuev Website: Public Library of Vladimir Vysotsky Referred by: Net Search From: Moscow, Russia Time: 1997-07-24 12:59:00 Comments: Dear Tarkovskian penfriends! If you would like to download (in Russian) THREE versions of STALKER scenario (Wish Machine-1, 2 and Stalker) please don't hesitate to browse to: http://www.sf.amc.ru/books/181.htm. Enjoy! |
| Name: Jeff
Yerkey Website: Yerkey Design Group Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: San Francisco Time: 1997-07-23 21:29:00 Comments: Thank you for this site dedicated to arguably the greatest director of all time. I remember seeing Tarkovsky in person at the (1986?) Telluride Film Festival. He caused a huge rucus when he exclaimed during the tribute to him, "Film is not entertainment!" -- and went on from there. This started a counterattack by another honoree, Richard Widmark; and the debate raged on through the entire [US] Labor Day Weekend. During that Festival, I saw "Andrei Rublev" for the first time. What a great film! |
| Name: colin
stanley Website: Paupers' Press Referred by: Net Search From: Nottingham,U.K. Time: 1997-07-23 05:00:00 Comments: I think no one comes close to Tarkovsky as a film director. Wim Wenders is my favourite living director but watch out for Atom Egoyan. |
| Name: David
Barison Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Time: 1997-07-22 07:22:00 Comments: I would appreciate it if someone could tell me the exact title of the Bach piece which runs at the start of Solaris. |
| Name: Alex
Asp Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Time: 1997-07-21 07:58:00 Comments: To Peter DeMund The sales division of RAI is Societa Commercialle Iniziative Spettacolo or SACIS {SACHIS} SACIS Via Teulada 66 00195 ROMA (RM) ITALIA Tel. 06/374981 FaxÊ 06/3701343 It's actually close to Spanish Steps if you know Rome. They have a web site at http://www.sacis.it I think that the person to talk to is Mrs. Giovanna Masella, though she might not work there any longer. You can also try Mr.Sesto Cifola Ñ but he is big shot and could be very busy Please bear in mind that SACIS is a distribution rights licensing company, and in case they will agree to sell you a VHS copy of the film, you will have to cover all expences e.g. 1" master to VHS transfer and some other things. You may try to introduce yourself as a videorights dealer and to ask to send you a viewing cassette. Best regards, Alex Asp |
| Name: YAMAHRIA
Sorane Website: Sorane's Page Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Tokyo, Japan Time: 1997-07-21 07:54:00 Comments: Hi. I'm fan of an American rock band R.E.M., and I just saw "Sacrifice" and in it I found an interesting scene that's just like one scene in a R.E.M. video "Losing my religion". So I thought of putting something about this on my homepage. This homepage is supposed to be seen only by 10 or 20 friends of mine. Just a small personal one. I just want to know if someone who saw my page knows any relationship between the film and the band. So I thought I had to put a link to some page introducing Tarkovsky, and I found this page very good. Please let me put a link to this page. |
| Name: Peter
DeMund Website: Referred by: From WWW.LPAGE.COM From: Paris Time: 1997-07-20 10:24:00 Comments: Tarkovsky and screenwriter Tonino Guerra made a film in Italy prior to Nostalghia called "Tempo in Viaggio" for Italian television, RAI. I travelled to Italy but could not find it on Video anywhere. I am very interested in obtaining any information about this film (as well as, of course, a copy of the film itself, if possible.) If anybody knows how to contact the appropriate people at RAI Video in Italy I would be very grateful. |
| Name: geoff
sawers Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: somerset, england Time: 1997-07-18 14:52:00 Comments: |
| Name: Kunstencentrum
Signe Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: The Netherlands Time: 1997-07-18 08:39:00 Comments: Tarkovsky festival, 30 August - 21 September 1997 in Heerlen/Maastricht (NL). Check out or programm. Please send e-mail to Joep Schreurs (address: pgerards@pi.net). |
| Name: amos
taylor Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: england but now living in lapland, finland Time: 1997-07-17 19:11:00 Comments: its great to see a good site about Tarkovski, just more and more would be nice, but then I guess you cant run the films from this page. pitty! loved Solaris! |
| Name: park,
eun ju Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: seoul,korea Time: 1997-07-13 05:37:00 Comments: korean versions of the videos.. Andrei Rublyov Solaris Stalker Nostalgia Sacrifice Connoisseur Video..(i'm not sure, 'cause i don't know english title of what i mean...it's the process of making scarifice..right??) i saw three of them. solaris, nostalgia,sacrifice..all of them are the best i've ever seen. i'm so influenced...and sometimes..i take comfort in his dairies-martyrolog.(published in korea last february...it's great..isn't it?) if anybody is new to this ..just try it. it'll help you to understand AT..more than ever. well..it's good to see many AT's enthusiasts all over the world here. (i've never imagine before...it's wonderful..special thanks to Michael.) well..i have to practice in writing in english. it' too hard for me to experss my thinking here..huuuu~~(i'm so sorry..)..but i think,i'll be a frequent visitor..^^ see you~ and have a nice day~ |
| Name: Deserae
Allred Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Evanston, Wyoming U.S.A. Time: 1997-07-12 20:05:00 Comments: I am here to inform you that Tarkovsky has reached the deepest corners of the world in cowboy country U.S.A. Here it is very hard for me to find people to converse with about art and my other passions. This was a miracle and I commend you on this impressive and informative site. I am a recent "convert" to Tarkovsky thanks to a wonderful Humanities professor. His work is some of the most powerful and important of our modern area. Keep up the great job, I'm looking forward to the mailing list. It's great to read others feelings on his work and now I know I am not alone in my adoration to this great man. |
| Name: Park.eun
ju Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Seoul,Korea Time: 1997-07-12 06:15:00 Comments: I'm very happy to find out this site. I'm just moved.. I love works of Tarkovsky, especially Solaris.. |
| Name: Martin
Weimer Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Phoenixville, PA Time: 1997-07-11 12:35:00 Comments: Does anyone know how I can obtain Nostalghia and The Sacrifice for VHS? |
| Name: Damian
Betebenner Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Boulder, Colorado USA Time: 1997-07-09 15:23:00 Comments: In case anyone is interested, Criterion is releasing Nostalghia on laserdisc in August. If its anything remotely similar to their Andrei Rublev release, it'll be stunning. Also, the Rublev released on laserdisc (205 min) wasn't released on tape here in the states to my knowledge. It's possible that Nostalghia will work the same way. |
| Name: Michael
Schwalm Website: you'Re on it Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Frankfurt, Germany Time: 1997-07-09 07:21:00 Comments: We had the screening of Solaris here at the university of Frankfurt, and I'm proud to tell you that it was a huge success. In fact, it was sold out - I really did not expect this at all! It seems we might be showing "Stalker" soon. |
| Name: Matthew
F. Griffin Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: (formerly Dallas, Texas) now Missoula, MT Time: 1997-07-08 18:52:00 Comments: I find this man's work fascinating because it denies even the basic conventions of rhythm, pacing, and storytelling that makes so many major movies these days "easy" to take. I found that I didn't immediately love Solaris or Stalker (sadly the only two I have yet seen), but in my memories the films grow and change. Perhaps Tarkovsky is a skilled hypnotist, perhaps a new type of artist, but he is definitely a good filmmaker. I wish I understood German so that I could get the most out of this site! Anyone interested in conversing in English with me about Stalker or Solaris, or even recommending which of the others are "definite sees"? I can be reached at matthewg@panther.middlebury.edu until the year 2000. |
| Name: Nemir
Na'ayem Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Bartlesville, Ok Time: 1997-07-07 14:54:00 Comments: My favorite Tark. films are The Mirror, and Stalker, I have not seen Sacrifice , or the Steamroller... I run the foreign/eccentric films at the University of Oklahoma. So E-mail if you are interested in trading film or sharing film rental fees. |
| Name: Nemir
Na'ayem Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Bartlesville, Ok Time: 1997-07-07 14:47:00 Comments: My favorite Tark. films are The Mirror, and Stalker, I have not seen Sacrifice , or the Steamroller |
| Name: Archie Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Brisbane Australia Time: 1997-07-06 19:26:00 Comments: TARKOVSKY's Andrei Rublev will be screening at Brisbane's Dendy cinema in George Street on November 3rd 1997. It is part of their Cinematheque program. Thought i'd tell any other Queenslanders out their if they're interested in coming along to see an epic masterpiece!! |
| Name: Enrique
Castillejo Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Santafe de Bogota, Colombia Time: 1997-07-06 19:22:00 Comments: It's nice to find a place dedicated to art, and specially to Andrei, in the middle of this huge porn city called internet. I would like to get in touch with many Tarkovsky fans in order to exchange information and mail. I'm a 26 years old engineer and pseudo-writer. I love russian ans scandinavian films. I appreciate to the deepest extent the work of Andrei Tarkovsky, Gustav Mahler, Walt Whitmann, Luis Cernuda and Francis Bacon...Andrei is certainly one of the biggest artist of the century... |
| Name: Johannes Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Sydney Time: 1997-07-01 05:28:00 Comments: Sydney is a city with a very un-Tarkovsky feel about it -- brash, bright, commercial. But some years ago, as a psychology student in Sydney, I was spellbound by Solaris. The question "What good is knowledge without morality?" came up often in my work and Solaris, as well as some of Tarkovsky's later films helped me reflect on it. |
| Name: Jan
Bielawski Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: San Diego, CA, USA Time: 1997-06-30 13:02:00 Comments: I've just read Tarkovski's "Hoffmanniana" in a Polish translation I came across some time ago. Then I realized I was unable to recommend an English translation to an English-speaking friend. Does there exist an English translation? What languages has it been translated to? |
| Name: Archie Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Brisbane Australia Time: 1997-06-29 21:48:00 Comments: Does anyone know of the TARKOVSKY incompleted project called 'HOLFMANIANA'? It is supposedly about a German poet! . Bye |
| Name: Alex
Asp Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Tel-Aviv Time: 1997-06-29 11:07:00 Comments: For all of you who have no access to Andrei Tarkovsky's films I have a LaserDisk and video distribution company, and am very happy to have all of Tarkovsky's films on video and on LaserDisks. If any of you are interrested please contact me. Best regards to you all Alex |
| Name: Alex
Asp Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Tel-Aviv Time: 1997-06-29 11:04:00 Comments: Congratulations Michael. And thank you. Andrei Tarkovsky was great filmmaker, and it is very important that people will know about him and his work |
| Name: JOHN
COVERT Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Chicago - US Time: 1997-06-29 08:52:00 Comments: Hello, Many thanks for this beautiful tribute to Andrei Tarkovsky. I am a film director - "The Blind Lead", "Waiting For The Man", I am very interested in finding access to laser discs of Tarkovsky's films - any hints? How was the screening of SOLARIS and have you been able to set up a retrospective? I would love an e-mail from you. Thanks again for the site! Sincerely, John Covert ps - Sorry about the rather unfortunate and some may say pretenious, e-mail name. I had to come up with it in a pinch. Unfortunately, very few people - even filmakers have a clue as to who Tarkovsky was. |
| Name: Yana Website: Andaling Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Russia, Moscow Time: 1997-06-28 02:54:00 Comments: I would like to talk trogh Internet with other Tarcovsky's fans. My English is not OK, but I'll understand you. |
| Name: Yuko
Estabrook Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Japan(well,now I'm in Texas but originally from Japan) Time: 1997-06-27 09:05:00 Comments: Hi,everyone!I'm so happy to review your guestbook!Thank you. I saw "The Sacrifice"and I saw couple othe movie since then. But I never seen "Mirror"and"Solaris".I hope I can find it. Also I have a laser disk contain his interview.Interviewer is Donatella Baglivo.98 min. of his philosophy made me feel very comfortable and confident.I thought that I will never find this homepage.I hope to see infomation about "The Sacrifice" because that's what I like the Best.I will come back soon! Bye :) |
| Name: Brindl
Psyche Markle Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Marin County, California, USA Time: 1997-06-26 14:28:00 Comments: "Perhaps the meaning of all human activity lies in artistic consciousness, in the pointless and selfless creative act? Perhaps our capacity to create is evidence that we ourselves were created in the image and likeness of God?" -Tarkovsky, (Sculpting in Time) |
| Name: Stefan
Schneider Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Giessen / Germany Time: 1997-06-25 15:08:00 Comments: Hallo, Cool!! Ich liebe Tarkovsky Filme. |
| Name: Kit
Baker Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: New York Time: 1997-06-25 11:42:00 Comments: Nice idea about the favorite moment... of the many, mine is at the beginning of "Mirror", just after the man has been flirting with the mother and the fence collapses, and just as he gets to the turning in the middle of the wheat field he turns back to have a last look, and two slow gusts of wind carry his gaze towards the viewer. The first time I saw that I literally couldn't believe my eyes. (P.S. not that it's the most important thing about the shot, but how did he do that? I think he must have used a helicoptor) Good work on the "Solaris" showing, Michael! I wish you a resounding success. |
| Name: Benjamin
Lee Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Sydney, Australia Time: 1997-06-25 04:09:00 Comments: Greetings to all Tarkovsky addicts. Would the addition of a "favourite" moment be a good idea for the guest sign-in? e.g: The scene that is forever resonating through my mind is the "applecart" scene in Ivan's Childhood. Was Klimov the camera operator in that film? |
| Name: Lars
Iyer Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Manchester England Time: 1997-06-24 12:49:00 Comments: Congratulations - I've been waiting for a Tarkovsky homepage for some time. Keep up the good work. |
| Name: Fernando
Gorostiza Website: Referred by: Net Search From: SPAIN Time: 1997-06-23 19:12:00 Comments: I think it´s a great idea to have this guestbook and this web about Tarkovsky and his films. I think Tarkovsky is one of the greatest film directors in film history (I don´t understand people who refuse this kind of cinema). Stalker is my favourite film. My english is very bad, I´d like to talk about Tarkovsky in spanish. |
| Name: Mat
Whoolery Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Provo, Utah, USA Time: 1997-06-23 18:00:00 Comments: I had never imagined to find other Tarkovsky fans. I was overjoyed to find this homepage and to read all of your entries in the guestbook. Stalker was my first Tarkovsky experience and it was a life-changer for me. I loved Nostalghia so much and am looking for a copy of it on video or laserdisc. Brigham Young University has a great international cinema department and has shown almost all Tarkovsky's films. Someone asked about finding who the distributors are for his films, you could check at www.byu.edu and look up the international cinema. The director would likely know how to order his films. I am happy to know that I am not alone in loving the films of this master. I'm interested in talking, e-mailing, whatever. And also, any information on ordering any of his films would be appreciated. Mat Whoolery |
| Name: Slobodan Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Beograd-Serbia Time: 1997-06-23 15:49:00 Comments: Tarkovskiy fans!! Have you ever seen Sergei Paradzhanov movies?? He was from the former USSR too, as Andrei, and he was his close frend. Man with very interesting biografy... He spent almost fifteen years in communist's preason beacuse of dealing drugs (under very doubtfull conditions). He wrote about 2000 screenplays in jail. Several years ago Germans made a documentary move about him.It is amasing, especially the last scene: zoom-out from his face on fotography to his figuere and figure of Andrei behind him... after that his speech about his last move... something like:"I like this move of mine so much that I wnat to day after it!(He realy died about two months after that moment) And I want to thank to my best friend (he is crying). He is dead now,.. But the God is one... (to audince:) I call you to give an honour to Andrei Tarkovskiy(evrybody stand up and and clap)." |
| Name: marc
pitanza Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Staten Island New York Time: 1997-06-22 08:45:00 Comments: Nostalghia is being released onto Laserdisc, by Voyager through the Criterion Collection. This is a great day for Tarkovsky fans. Tarkovsky's hardest to find film is now available in the US cut in widescreen. |
| Name: marc
pitanza Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Staten Island New York Time: 1997-06-22 08:48:00 Comments: Nostalghia is being released onto Laserdisc, by Voyager through the Criterion Collection. This is a great day for Tarkovsky fans. Tarkovsky's hardest to find film is now available in the US cut in widescreen. |
| Name: Atalanta Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Europe Time: 1997-06-21 21:21:00 Comments: A. Tarkovsky knows Beauty |
| Name: Michael
Raffel Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Time: 1997-06-16 22:23:00 Comments: why just comments? There's nothing to say - or too much - about Tarkowskij. Thank you for the wonderful page!! |
| Name: Cliff
Pounder Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: England Time: 1997-06-16 16:53:00 Comments: You may know this already, but if not... Channel 4 (a UK station) produced a documentary/interview with Tarkovksy about his life's work . It was very interesting, showing Tarkovsky as something of a rebellious character who felt that people should only be influenced and led so far. Might be worth asking if anyone's got a copy. |
| Name: Chris
Wilke Website: cewilke's homepage Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Cincinnati, OH, USA Time: 1997-06-15 19:00:00 Comments: Does anyone know the name of the song at the beginning of "Nostalghia" that is coupled with Verdi's Requiem? I would like to use it as the basis for one of my own compositions. I'm going to assume that it is a folk song and old enough to be in the public domain, but the title and subject matter would be helpful. Also, I'm still looking for the exact location of Tarkovsky's grave in Paris. Your help would be much appreciated! Chris |
| Name: Claudio
Morales Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Tenerife, Spain Time: 1997-06-15 12:42:00 Comments: Stalker, Solaris... los recuerdos imborrables de un tiempo en el que aún lo inquietante podía llegar a ser esperanzador. Las imágenes. Tarkovsky tiene la rara habilidad de ser el catalizador de experiencias y sensaciones comunes a muchos de nosotros. Dentro y fuera del tiempo. Desde la oscuridad hacia la luz. |
| Name: Archie Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Brisbane Australia Time: 1997-06-14 20:26:00 Comments: Does anyone know of the TARKOVSKY incompleted project called 'HOLFMANIANA'? It is supposedly about a German poet! |
| Name: Bruce
M. Foster Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: US Time: 1997-06-14 10:57:00 Comments: I chanced to scan further down the guestbook and came across references to Tarkovsky's "misogyny." I am just curious, but would anyone care to clarify what was meant IN THIS CONTEXT by the use of that term. I am from the US where you are often times labeled a (pick one): misogynist; racist; elitist; facist, etc. (pick a label of convenience) for the simple reason that one has chosen to disagree with someone younger than you are. So if someone would help me, I would appreciate as exact a definition as possible. |
| Name: Bruce
M. Foster Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: New York Time: 1997-06-14 10:03:00 Comments: Trying to track down video/laserdisc film sources, particularly relevant to this site, AT's NOSTALGIA. |
| Name: Angelo
Trivelli Website: me Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA) Time: 1997-06-14 06:35:00 Comments: The first film I saw by Tarkovsky was _Andrei Roublev_. I was in awe and have been since then. Sadly, I have never seen or even heard of any movie theater around here ever playing one of Tarkovsky's films. I am stuck with watching video tape that does no justice to Tarkovsky's films (especially _The Sacrifice_ because it is so darkly lit-- video ruins the experience). Watching Solaris, Andrei Roublev, or The Sacrifice on a real movie screen would be wonderful. |
| Name: Sorin
Codoban Website: Sorin's homepage Referred by: Net Search From: Romania, now in Dubna, Russia Time: 1997-06-13 03:35:00 Comments: I'm still waiting for a chat about Tarkovsky ( even if not in prime time ). |
| Name: Georg Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Austria Time: 1997-06-04 08:10:00 Comments: Toll! |
| Name: Yana Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Russia, Moscow Time: 1997-06-04 01:30:00 Comments: They are showing all Tarkovsky's films in Cinema Museum in Moscow this month. |
| Name: I.E.
Rodriguez Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Cuba Time: 1997-06-02 14:33:00 Comments: Homesexuality? Bisexuality? Mysogyny? Tarkovsky was a great artist, in fact a genius in his field. The western academic agenda has taught us to take these 'cultural' realities and make them fixed entities ( the more the better since it will insure them years of tenure by being able to publish works that are 98% mimetic and have about 2% of originality). If there is any homoerotism in any of Tarkovsky's films then I must've been asleep while it was going on; as to the mysoginist tendencies: I think it safe to say that in Tarkovsky both female AND male suffer the wrath of this world's 'connective tissue', they are all part of what Witold Gombrowicz would call the 'interhuman church'; if anything I have always felt that Tarkovsky had a deep respect for women, his female characters all have an innate strength that a lot of his male characters lack. These comments on Tarkovsky's sexuality remind me of the recent 're-interpretations' of T.S. Eliot: yes he did have a few poems with antisemitic lines but does that make him anyless of a great poet. Art trangresses moral laws and precepts, sometimes towards themes that are considered 'right', at other times towards less palpable means, but is this not the nature of anything that attempts to deliver us from the repetitive neutrality of the everyday. |
| Name: Kit
Baker Website: Referred by: Net Search From: New York, NY Time: 1997-05-29 09:12:00 Comments: Regarding Andy Lees' posting below - I cannot believe Tarkovsky's alleged mysogynist tendencies have anything to do with closet homosexuality or anything of the sort. First of all, I can see eroticism in his films, but no homoeroticism. Next, what seems to us to be mysogynist might strike a Russian as relatively normal, Russia being a "politically incorrect" chauvinist culture where men's and women's roles are much more sharply defined than here. It is interesting that Tarkovsky's "mysogyny" was most blatant in the films he made in the West (if it exists in his earlier films, it is - and this could indeed be a pun - very watered down). These western women are seen as threats to the protagonist's integrity, but hardly to his sexuality. Perhaps Tarkovsky himself felt threatened or confused by Western women, and this came out in his last two films? And it became such an issue because relationships with the kind of strong Russian women we see in his earlier films were very important to his sense of well being? Gorchakov and Alexander are drawn to men, sure - Domenico, the postman - but this attraction is hardly erotic. Finally, how could a homosexual, repressed or no, write a screenplay - which he knew to be his last and in which he tried to express every last nuance of his convictions about life and art - where his alter-ego saves mankind by making love to a witch? |
| Name: leon
johnson Website: n/a Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: eugene, oregon Time: 1997-05-28 21:58:00 Comments: [regards, blessings and fervent appeals for mercy] |
| Name: Andy
Lees Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: London Time: 1997-05-27 04:37:00 Comments: Are you guys familiar with Tarkovsky's production of Mussorsky's BORIS GUDUNOV. It's fascinating, featuring of course a giant bell as the centrepiece of the stage (shades of Roublev). I can make copies (vhs) if anyone wants it. I have a friend who was at the dress rehersal at Covent garden . Apparently used up the whole three hours directing the crowd scenes in act one, again and again until the audience was bored senseless ! |
| Name: andy
lees Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: london Time: 1997-05-27 03:51:00 Comments: does anyone know where to get hold of THE STEAMROLLER AND THE VIOLIN ? Also does ant one have any information/rumours on Tarkovsky's alleged homosexuality/bisexuality and how this relates to the rather misogynist treatment of women in his films. Finally i have a version of Andre Roublev taped from the BBC's Film 100 season (1995). It appears to be consideranly longer then the standard version does anyone know if this is Tarkovsky's THE PASSION ACCORDING TO ANDRE cut ? p.s. great page obviously. |
| Name: vssiyer Website: Referred by: Net Search From: india Time: 1997-05-20 04:50:00 Comments: extremely happy to find a page dedicated for tarkovsky. cheers for the home page management. |
| Name: Robert
Miller Website: Pure Grain Digital Productions Referred by: Net Search From: San Francisco Time: 1997-05-19 19:46:00 Comments: Why Tarkovsky.... I made my first film, a short, it played a lot of festivals. An old artist, a very well regarded old artist, saw my film. My film is visual narrative, no dialog. The artist called me from across the country and said, in no uncertain terms, "You MUST see Tarkovsky! Nostalghia!" I thought I knew a lot about filmmakers and their work. I never heard of Tarkovsky. The painter was adamant, he sent me his copy of Nostalghia. It affected me profoundly, as he knew it would. -Robert Miller |
| Name: Mark
Singer Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Fort Worth, TX Time: 1997-05-16 04:13:00 Comments: After previously renting "Solaris" and "The Sacrafice", I finally purchased and saw "The Stalker" last night. These are incredible films, but also incredibly demanding - my partner, who normally shares my tastes if not my enthusiasm for films, finds them to be unwatchable. Two questions for those of you who check back here: Which of the remaining films would you recommend I purchase next? (I have to buy them, but fortunately have a good source.) Second, for those who have read the essay on "Solaris" on Michael's page, do you share that enthusiasm for Tarkovsky's film? I've read Lem, and I thought that "Solaris" was fascinating, but failed. Maybe I should look at it again... |
| Name: David
Barison Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Melbourne, Australia (currently in South Korea) Time: 1997-05-15 06:27:00 Comments: My favorite moments: Mirror'; final sequence at the dacha, the wife lays on the husband's chest. He asks her, "Do you want a boy or a girl?". She looks up and tears roll down her cheeks. 'Solaris'; the driving sequence is just too good... if anybody has a theory that explains it, makes sense of the strange sounds in the background, don't tell me about it, I don't want to know! 'Sacrifice'; the love scene between that wonderful icelandic witch and the protagonist, the levitation especially... Interested to hear other people on this. His are such dense and hypnotic films that it's easy to forget whole sequences. I like being reminded. Anyone who feels that cinema seems a little empty after Tarkovsky, you should track down 'Sunless' (Sans-Soleil) by a French filmaker called Chris Marker. Also Eric Rohmer (also french) has been making films since the 1960s and he's darn good too. There are others, but these two definitely map out emotional spaces as dense and wonderful as everybody's favorite Russian. Also - I'm looking for a Tarkovskian girlfriend. Is there such a thing? Does Margarita Terekhova have a daughter? I'll buy her lunch... |
| Name: augie Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: california Time: 1997-05-15 00:31:00 Comments: he's a brilliant guy. what else is there to say. |
| Name: Andrea
Schwam Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Time: 1997-05-14 07:45:00 Comments: I thought I signed this the other day, but seeing as I dont see my name here.... I am an architecture student, who wants some day to make films and I would love to hear from any Tarkovsky enthusiasts about anything. Does anyone have any thoughts on the broad topic of Tarkovsky and architecture? I am hoping to set up a little festival of his films here, and it would help to have some related info. I hope to convert some of my classmates, and most of them have no idea who he is, except that his name is spoken by me every day. I think they are getting annoyed, so if there is some one who feels they can tolerate me out there, please send me some email. |
| Name: Andrea
Schwam Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Time: 1997-05-10 09:52:00 Comments: I am interested in communicating with other lovers of Tarkovsky's films. I have known about his work for only a short while, but it has shown me some of the most beautiful things possible. For some reason, I dont know of many others who are as fanatic as myself, though I am at architecture school, a place one might expect to find Tarkovsky enthusiasts. It is my dream to become a film maker some day, and I would like to meet anyone who wants to talk about this director, and others, and things Russian and intellectual, or anything..... Please respond asap. I would like to see if anyone in Russia is hooked up to this thind. sincerely, Andrea |
| Name: GORDON
GREGORY Website: Referred by: Net Search From: TEL-AVIV Time: 1997-05-09 13:36:00 Comments: Hello to all the Tarkovsky's fans,I would like to draw your attention to a book published in Germany about Tarkovsky's films: "Kunst Der Zeit Und Des Erinnerns" by Hans-Dieter Junger, Edition Tertiun, Ostfildern, 1995. So if you read German you will have another source for that unique artist. I would like to ask whether someone has seen or knows about a documentary film made by Tarkovsky and Tonino Guerra in Italy (1981) called "Tempo di Viaggio" (Time of Travel). If you have,please let me know where can I purchase or have a copy of it, Gregory. |
| Name: Andrew
Albert J. Ty Website: Referred by: Net Search From: The Philippines Time: 1997-05-08 13:28:00 Comments: Hello. I feel a bit out of place here, since I have not seen a single Tarkovsky film. Still, his essay in Roger Ebert's Book of Film and the feature that Sight and Sound (January, I think) did on him has piqued my interest. Anyway, my video store only has Solaris and The Sacrifice. Which should I begin with? Also, do Tarkovsky's films have a similar feel with Bergman's The Seventh Seal? Please send replies to andrewty@i-manila.com.ph Thanks! |
| Name: Michael
Seiwerath Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Time: 1997-05-06 14:32:00 Comments: I am the programmer for the GRAND ILLUSION CINEMA IN SEATTLE WASHINGTON. Does any one know the FILM distributor for Solaris and My Name is Ivan? PLz e-mail or call at 206-523-3935. |
| Name: rick
samuelson Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: boise, id Time: 1997-05-06 10:39:00 Comments: Tarkovsky is definitely the poet of cinema... however, i find him to be a bit depressing. it was nice when bergman gave up the theme of hope, i wish Tarkovsky had done likewise. He makes it perfectly clear that the only people who can live happily in the world are the madmen, and those who are not capable of abstract thought. This is why children are treated with such endearing support in his films. Tarkovsky definitely is my favorite film-maker... and Stalker is probably my favorite film. Yet, I still can't seem to subscribe to the stalker's hope, I am too drawn to the writers pessimism... |
| Name: Antonio
Outón Website: Gossen's Tree. / El Árbol del Pequeño Hombre. Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: México/ Canada Time: 1997-05-06 07:57:00 Comments: I love you all! I'm a visual artist thanks to Tarkovsky. I've made thesis work on The Sacrifice; especially working on the time-conception of Tarkovsky's work. I have some rare bibliogarphy on the subject if anyone is interested. I'd love to sea a real time chat with you all, please make it happen. It's incredibly to suddenly know so much people who enjoy Tarkovsky. Is this real? ...A miracle. |
| Name: David
Roland Strong Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: I am in Austin Texas. Time: 1997-05-06 00:05:00 Comments: "The Sacrifice" should have been translated into English as "The Sacrificial Offering," but it's still one of my favorite films of all time, along with most of his other films I've seen. I feel a special kinship because some Soviet critics said he was "too introspective," and that's a criticism I hurl at my own poetry from time to time. He made life seem really alive, even on a screen; or, actually, especially on the screen. |
| Name: Slobodan
Perovic Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Yugoslavia (Serbia-Beograd) Time: 1997-05-03 03:53:00 Comments: Here is one of the Tarkovsky's fanatics from Belgrade, Serbia. In these dark ages of Balkan for many young people in this town and this insane area HE is one strong light. There are many enthusiastic youg artists which are inspired by his tremendous work. He is in our theater and movie life almost as a saint. If somebody need some informations about his work, life and so on, he can get it here Question for A.T. fans: Have you seen works of Sergei Paradzanov (he was a close frend of A.T.)?? I am ssurprised to see people form U.S. on this site in such a number!! |
| Name: Manuele
Cecconello Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Italy Time: 1997-04-30 17:45:00 Comments: Tarkovskiani italiani, unitevi. Ho consegnato qualche settimana fa la mia tesi di laurea sul Maestro nelle mani del figlio, Andrej Jr. che dirige l'omonimo Istituto a Parigi. Sono in possesso di molte informazioni e di una vasta bibliografia. |
| Name: Robert
Rich Website: The Petri Dish Referred by: Word of Mouth From: California Time: 1997-04-30 00:21:00 Comments: What a joy to see a community of Tarkovsky afficionados forming worldwide. I've been sneaking Tarkovsky references into my music for years, and a listener who cought on to the references turned me onto this site. A wonderful resource. Thanks! - Robert |
| Name: Robert
Rich Website: The Petri Dish Referred by: Word of Mouth From: California Time: 1997-04-30 00:20:00 Comments: What a joy to see a community of Tarkovsky afficionados forming worldwide. I've been sneaking Tarkovsky references into my music for years, and a listener who cought on to the references turned me onto this site. A wonderful resource. Thanks! - Robert |
| Name: george
poulsen Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Brazil - São Paulo Time: 1997-04-28 20:18:00 Comments: It has been difficult to get strugatsky's books- stalker & all others - (they're out of print). Could anybody help? |
| Name: Jacopo
Benci Website: Referred by: From WWW.LPAGE.COM From: Rome, Italy Time: 1997-04-24 14:32:00 Comments: I am a visual artist and since 1976 have been deeply into Tarkovsky's work. I was lucky enough to see Tarkovsky lecturing in Rome in September 1982. I staged 2 theatrical performances based on Tarkovsky's writings and films, in Rome (1996) and Forlì, Northern Italy (1997). |
| Name: Edward
Raftovich Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Annapolis, MD U.S.A. Time: 1997-04-19 10:49:00 Comments: I'm looking for information on "The Sacrifice", in English for a theme analysis project, please help if you can....Ed :-) |
| Name: Dear
Robert Victoria....... Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Brisbane Australia Time: 1997-04-09 02:49:00 Comments: Just look back a few postings I posted the address for Connoisseur Video, they have them all! . Bye, Archie. |
| Name: Robert
Victoria Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Houston Time: 1997-04-08 21:28:00 Comments: Could you please let me know when Nostalghia is going to be released in the US? Or how to contact Artificial Eye (PAL-VHS) for the European version of the video? thanks. |
| Name: jason
brush Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Time: 1997-04-08 15:41:00 Comments: If you know of any way to get in contact with the organizer(s) of the retrospective that played in NY, I would be very interested‹I'm a MFA film directing student at UCLA, and am interested in bringing these screenings to the film school at UCLA. Thanks. |
| Name: Chris
Koehn Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Oklahoma City, OK, USA Time: 1997-04-05 17:59:00 Comments: I'm ecstatic to find a page dedicated to the greatest filmmaker! It's cool to see so many other Tarkovsky enthusiasts. I have not yet seen Mirror (can't find it), Nostalgia (is it on video in US?) and of course the short films. AT's films to me are quietly moving, poetic masterpieces, and true works of art of the highest and most important kind. I am certainly no film scholar but I recently began an on-going quest to familiarize myself with some of the most important works of the film world; I have seen films from many of the directors considered most influential and important, but now, after seeing Tarkovsky's work, I am depressed and do not know if I can continue. His films speak to me in such a way that nothing can really match the experience, and everything else pales in comparison. I saw someone mention the Stalker soundtrack, and I am interested in obtaining only the work that plays during the opening credits and is repeated throughout the film. If someone can tell where I could get my hands on this, I would appreciate it. Thanks! |
| Name: marina
madorskaya Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Ulyanovsk (now Simbirsk), Russia Time: 1997-04-05 16:46:00 Comments: Hey, I'm a senior in college majoring in Russian Studies. My two great interests in life are literature and film. I've been a Tarkovsky enthusiast since the age of 15. Now I am 23. I am planning to become a film critic and a film maker. As for now, I work at the boostore and translate freelance from Russian into English and back. Well, what else can I say? I'm not very good at soliquy. I do better if someone asks me questions. Well, I hope to get in touch with a cool Tarkovskian crowd. Remember Snout in Solaris: "People don't need to conquer outer space, they need a mirror." Sincerely, Marina. |
| Name: Sebastian
Rosales Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Spain Time: 1997-02-24 04:52:00 Comments: Me gustaria conversar en español sobre el cine de Tarkovsky. Un saludo. |
| Name: Stan Tschernov Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: Russia Time: 1997-03-31 19:52:00 Comments: I think, 1990 in Munich, Germany was opende very nice exhibition *From Eisenstein bis Tarkovski*. The book, the catalogue was also very good. It its possible to by it now in the museum Lenbachhaus, Munich. That all ! |
| Name: andy white Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Time: 1997-03-28 16:04:00 Comments: cheers |
| Name: Chris
Wilke Website: cewilke's homepage Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Cincinnati, OH Time: 1997-03-27 08:24:00 Comments: Greetings, Tarkovsky lovers! I need your help. This summer, I will be in Paris for a few days. I understand that Tarkovsky's grave is somewhere in Paris. Does anyone know *exactly* where it is located? I'm not familiar with the city at all, so I would need fairly specific directions. I would like to visit the grave not out of morbid curiousity, but in order to pay homage to his genius. Thanks in advance! |
| Name: danny
fisher Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: lakeland, florida Time: 1997-03-25 09:38:00 Comments: in the opinion of this film lover and "buff" andrei tarkovsky is not only the greatest filmmaker yet to live, he is also one of the most important artists of this century ranking up there with Picasso, Joyce, Faulkner, Beckett, Camus, Gershwin, Frank lloyd Wright, Dali, etc. Tarkovsky is such a personal and poetic artist that his films are so soft, smooth, and infinitely fascinating. watching his work is an experience that captivates the viewer and brings him/her into his world whether its on a spaceship, an island, or 15th century russia. the day he died was a day of great loss to the world of film art. |
| Name: Dong
Lee Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Atlanta Time: 1997-03-24 03:26:00 Comments: I'm glad that someone has developed a site dedicated to Tarkovsky, he of all directors deserves one. He's for some puzzling reason virtually unknown in America. Well, I think you should be applauded. |
| Name: Dan
Feeney Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Kitschener-Waterloo, Ontario Time: 1997-03-23 23:25:00 Comments: Would I ever like to get the image at the end of Nostalghia, or anything from Sacrifice, esp. of the witch's house and the trees, or of her running at the end of the film, or on the bicycle, or of them sitting as the house burns etc. Thomas Bernhard, Arvo Part and Andrei Tarkovsky... |
| Name: Jan
Bielawski Website: Referred by: From WWW.LPAGE.COM From: San Diego, CA Time: 1997-03-21 15:03:00 Comments: Someone asked a question about the "Stalker" soundtrack. The Web to the rescue! Yahoo, Alta Vista, click, click, drag, drag, whirrrr... (that's the hard drive spinning), beeeep, there it is: ZERKALO/STAKLER (VOL 4) TOEI $41.95 Is this expensive or what? I called the place (http://www.footlight.com) and they say it's a Japanese special edition import (hence the price) and their distributor has been out of it for months although it doesn't seem to be out of print. |
| Name: Guillermo
De Carli Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA Time: 1997-03-21 14:28:00 Comments: The page is OK. ¿Have you ever consider including screenplay transcripts? I offer a spanish version of NOSTALGHIA. |
| Name: Kit Baker Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: New York City Time: 1997-03-21 07:36:00 Comments: I just bought "Hommage a Andrei Tarkovsky". I would recommend it for hardcore contemporary music lovers only. I believe there is a "Stalker" soundtrack out on CD (as opposed to the CD with music inspired by "Stalker"). Does anyone know the details? |
| Name: Martin
Stammberger Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Time: 1997-03-21 06:45:00 Comments: Schoene Seiten! |
| Name: Jamie
Mann Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Southampton, England Time: 1997-03-20 04:48:00 Comments: I think there have been enquiries about the poems of Andrei Tarkovsky's father, Arsenij. There is a book of English translations of his poems available here in England; I have the details if anyone is interested. |
| Name: YURI Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: bay area Time: 1997-03-19 03:59:00 Comments: thanks to the gang for so much info, I just cant believe natalya is Sergei bondarchuks daughter!!! thats outragous! does anyone know about the movies she made? I assume they would be very hard to see,or find on video..also does anyone know if Vadim Yusof made any movies on hisown? (Im a film student/cinemotagrapher and I am also interested in this project this particular person in sweden is doing on the set designer for Bergman..I want to know more about film making in Scandinavia and "The Sacrifice"....... |
| Name: I.
E. Rodriguez Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Origanily Cuba, but later resident of the US. Time: 1997-03-18 23:02:00 Comments: For anyone intersested: there is a modern classical CD compilation of different composers works dedicated to Tarkovsky, they are not soundtrack pieces but rather 'musical memorials'; the CD is entitled 'Hommage a Andrei Tarkovsky' (437 840-2;cd), it's on the Deutsche Grammophone label; There were also three essays on Tarkovsky in the January 1997 issue of Sight and Sound, the film magazine from London. My own fascination with this directors works began in a small bar in Hoboken, New Jersey. The bar would screen movies in the back every Tuesday night, on this particular night they were about to show Nostalgia. A small group of people and myself all sat in foldout chairs (very uncomfortable) and experienced Tarkovsky while in the adjoining room people drunkenly conversed at the top of their lungs. It was a very defining moment for me, I could not help but think that whoever created what I was watching was a genius. Andrei Tarkovsky, wherever you are, thank you. |
| Name: Jacopo
Benci Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Rome, Italy Time: 1997-03-17 12:02:00 Comments: What about the Tarkovsky museum in Russia? I'll come back. |
| Name: Michael Schwalm Website: you're on it Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: germany Time: 1997-03-17 09:02:00 Comments: As far as I know, Natalya Bondarchuk is the daughter of director Sergei Bondartchuk... |
| Name: Archie Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Brisbane AUSTRALIA Time: 1997-03-17 00:47:00 Comments: I now that Natalya Bondachuk starred in these movies: Lermontov, Mother Mary,Babushki nadvoye skazali(for TV), Red and Black, Star of Fascinating Happiness, Fulfilment of the Wishes and You and Me And directed these two films: Bambi's Youth Bambi's Childhood ...............................What I want to know is: Is she related to director and actor Sergei Bondachuk of WAR AND PEACE fame? Does anyone know? |
| Name: Archie Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Brisbane AUSTRALIA Time: 1997-03-17 00:46:00 Comments: I now that Natalya Bondachuk starred in these movies: Lermontov, Mother Mary,Babushki nadvoye skazali(for TV), Red and Black, Star of Fascinating Happiness, Fulfilment of the Wishes and You and Me And directed these two films: Bambi's Youth Bambi's Childhood ...............................What I want to know is: Is she related to director and actor Sergei Bondachuk of WAR AND PEACE fame? Does anyone know? |
| Name: Mike
ZUEV Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Moscow, Russia Time: 1997-03-16 11:11:00 Comments: I have found just one and only WEB page existing re Andrey - this one. I will be happy to subscribe for any mail lists about Andrey. It's so sad that nobody from Russia didn't open a page of Tarkovsky but the German guy did. Thank you, pal! |
| Name: Erik
Bafving Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Sweden Time: 1997-03-16 05:18:00 Comments: Talking about Russian moviemakers. I am looking for the film "Come and See" (Idi Smotri), by Klimov, on video. If anyone can help me, I am a happy man. |
| Name: Erik
Bafving Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Sweden Time: 1997-03-16 04:33:00 Comments: Tarkovsky, Klimov and Bergman, the greatest filmmakers! I would like to get in contact with people interested in Tarkovsky or the other two directors. At the moment I am working on a film about the set-designer of Bergmans films. I would love to come in contact with Tarkovskyfans from Russia and the rest of the world. Send me a line to discuss, exchange material an more. |
| Name: Thais
Carrion Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Barcelona, Spain Time: 1997-03-15 17:30:00 Comments: Hi. I'm art student and i'm doing final work of course. I'm looking for information about Tarkovsky teachers at VGIK and any others thing about this great director. please, if you can help me, you will win a friend. bye. |
| Name: Thais
Carrion Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Barcelona, Spain Time: 1997-03-15 17:29:00 Comments: Hi. I'm art student and i'm doing final work of course. I'm looking for information about Tarkovsky teachers at VGIK and any others thing about this great director. please, if you can help me, you will win a friend. bye. |
| Name: YURI Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: bay area Time: 1997-03-14 03:01:00 Comments: hey TARKOVSKIANS,can anyone tell me what happened to "NATALIA BONDARCHUK" after solaris ,what other films was she in ?is she still alive? and if she is how come theyre are barely any interviews with her? if anyone finds any past ones or writings of her own let me know! |
| Name: Michael
Schwalm Website: You're on it Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Germany Time: 1997-03-13 04:34:00 Comments: I just heard about a piece of music that was recorded under inspiration of the film "Stalker". It is apparently modern space/ambient music. The artists are Robert Rich and Lustmord. I haven't heard it yet though (I hope it's not too bad). Here's more info: http://www.korova.com:80/kmr5037.htm |
| Name: Hans
Versteeg Website: Referred by: Net Search From: the Netherlands Time: 1997-03-11 10:14:00 Comments: Interested in comments/discussions |
| Name: Erik
Jon Spigel Website: Erik Jon Spigel's Homepage Referred by: Net Search From: Canada; now living in Japan Time: 1997-03-11 03:24:00 Comments: Long-time Tarkovsky fan! I would very much like to find translations of his father's - Arsenij Tarkovsky's - poems, translated into English - can anybody help? |
| Name: Kit
Baker Website: Referred by: Net Search From: New York City Time: 1997-03-10 07:10:00 Comments: Deutsche Grammophon has just released "Hommage a Andrei Tarkovsky" (437 840-2:CD), a live recording of a concert given four years after his death. There are works by Luigi Nono, Toru Takemitsu, Gyorgy Kurtag, Wolfgang Rihm and Peat Furrer, each inspired by Tarkovsky's art, and it's conducted by Claudio Abbado. There's a review at http://www.nytimes.com/yr/mo/day/artleisure/09grif.html (The New York Times on the web, Sunday edition - you might have to register, but it's free) |
| Name: Jonathan
Shultz Website: Referred by: Net Search From: University of Chicago Graduate School of Business Time: 1997-03-10 00:17:00 Comments: I viewed Solaris about 2 years ago and was throughly amazed by the movie. One of the most frighting experiences of my life. Terribly disappointed with the traslation though. |
| Name: *FOR
EVERYONE WHO IS LOOKING FOR TARK'S VIDEOS! Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: BRISBANE.AUSTRALIA Time: 1997-03-09 20:57:00 Comments: Dear fellow freinds, This is to everyone who is looking for TARKOVSKY videos, A couple of you asked a few messages back, (they're in VHS PAL format as well!). . They are released under the label ARTIFICIAL EYE and are part of the CONNOISSEUR catalouge. Here is their address: CONNOISSEUR VIDEO LTD 10A STEPHEN MEWS LONDON W1P 0AX PH. 0171 957 8957 . Hope this will help! I think only ANDREI RUBLOV and SOLARIS are in WIDESCREEN though, a pity! They're about 16 pounds each. They also have other great hard-to-get directors on their list as well, like ALAIN RESNAIS, PASOLINI, early GREENAWAY etc. . Does anyone know of other distibutors that may have all the films in WIDESCREEN? Why aren't all movies sold in WIDESCREEN? If someone knows tell me please! They all should be released on video in this format, especially the likes of TARKOVSKY,GREENAWAY and RESNAIS!, that way you get the FULL film as it was intended, and there is so much information packed into GREENAWAY's films that you are surely missing out on something! And doesn't PAN AND SCAN look horrible!!!, especially in THE COOK THE THEIF... and BONDACHUK's WAR AND PEACE! . Hope that I was helpful Bye, ARCHIE. |
| Name: Nicolas
Ebnöther Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Paris, France Time: 1997-03-09 15:50:00 Comments: Tarkovsky poet and philosoph: we miss you. |
| Name: Pablo
Jose Mogrovejo Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Ecuador, South America Time: 1997-03-09 09:47:00 Comments: I wish that you might include some original scripts as well as direction notes. Thanks |
| Name: Simeon Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Born - USSR, live now - Chicago Time: 1997-03-09 02:02:00 Comments: Thanks for a great page!Tarkovsky - one of those visionaries and prophets whose legacy has always fascinated me.Would like to communicate with someone who,like me,is deeply touched by the life and work of that genius and find his vision of the world painfully close to one's own.I would also reccomend everybody to read Tarkovsky's diaries and recollections of people who knew him:these documents help better understand him and his films. |
| Name: Scott
Vincent Website: The Void Referred by: Word of Mouth From: cincinnati, OHIO, USA Time: 1997-03-07 12:12:00 Comments: Glad to see this site! A.T. has fast become my favorite director. "Stalker" being my favorite "foreign" film. Does anyone else see "Stalker" as being a post-industrial interpretation of the Tao De Ching? If so please write me as I would love to discuss this with you. Of course "Adrei Rubilev" and "Solaris" are mighty in their own right as well. |
| Name: Claudio
Mellone Website: Referred by: Advertisment/Brochure From: Chianciano T. (SI), ITALY Time: 1997-03-05 14:28:00 Comments: I adore Tarkovski. And I like very much your page. I saw ANDREI RUBLIOV but the best I've seen in my life is NOSTALGHIA. And I'm lucky, because I live just 20 km far from the place (Bagno Vignoni) in which there is the big pool of hot water. It's a wonderful place... I saw also the picture of a pregnant woman that we can see at the beginning of NOSTALGHIA: it's Piero della Francesca's "Madonna del Parto", one of the most important works among Italian painture. Finally, I went also in the wonderful no-roof church of the film: it's the "Abbazia di S.Galgano", near Siena. And it's really like we can see in NOSTALGHIA. Maybe I could meet Andrej making this film!!! |
| Name: manny
mavrikakis Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: nyc usa Time: 1997-03-05 11:52:00 Comments: i was first exposed to tarkosvsky 10 yeras ago in nyc. the one moment which i will always remeber is when someone in the film audience was talking 35 mm photos. of his films |
| Name: mario
ostrowski Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: canada/us Time: 1997-03-05 10:28:00 Comments: someone asked about the chorale prelude in solaris. I believe its BWV 639. There are many recordings of this, but an excellent is by Peter Hurford, a British Organist, who has recorded all of Bach's organ works. This one is in volume 6. Actually, AT obviously had a deep appreciation for Bach as St. Mats passion is in the sacrifice and another chorale prelude is found in Mirror. Great to see so many people interested is such stuff, as locally most people don't even know who AT was. |
| Name: Jim
Forest Website: Orthodox Peace Fellowship Referred by: Net Search From: Alkmaar. Holland Time: 1997-03-04 23:26:00 Comments: Having written a book on icons, I have a special interest in Andrei Rublev and would love to know more about Tarkovsky's film -- but I am drawn via that film to the rest of his work. Thanks for the helpful and beautiful site you've created, though do check your links. Not all the graphics load, and I wasn't able to reach your links page. Jim Forest / 5 March 1997 |
| Name: Kidon
Sull Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Seoul, KOREA Time: 1997-03-04 22:57:00 Comments: Hello ! Many thanks for setting this site up. I also regard myself a Takovsky enthusiast, after seeing Solaris, Stalker, Sacrifice, Nostalgia. Haven't seen Mirror, Ivan's Childhood, Andrei Rublov yet.. My favorites are, next to Tarkovsky, Stanley Kubrick, Ridley Scott, Vim Wenders. Probably some more but not ALL of their works, so. My other favorites are Bruckner, Mahler, Furtwangler to name a few. Cheers, |
| Name: ARCHIE
MO0re Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Time: 1997-03-04 00:04:00 Comments: Dear TARKers, Here are my favourite films and directors if anyone is interested............................................................................. MIRROR------you know who! PROVIDENCE----------Alain REsnais...................................................... THE PILLOW BOOK-------------Peter Greenaway BITTER MOON-----------------------Roman Polanski............................................................ THE HAWKS AND THE SPARROWS-----------PIER PAOLO PASOLINI .........LA JETTEE--------Chris Marker....................................... WAR AND PEACE--------------Sergei Bondachuk..............................PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK-------------Peter Weir....................................... WALKABOUT------------------Nicholas Roeg............................THE DEVILS------------------------Ken Russell..................................... LADYBIRD LADYBIRD----------Ken Loach . . In fact I love all of Tarkovsky's equally and all of Greenaway's equally and all of Ken Loach's equally (except LAND AND FREEDOM, can't wait for Carla's song!). Most of RESNAIS' work, almost all of PASOLINI's some of Russell's. All of POLANSKI's I like as well! . POLANSKI (The Raft), RESNAIS (On Connait La Chanson), BERGMAN (can't remember- a TV series though!)and LOACH (CArla's Song)have movies coming out this year! Can't wait to see them all! Oh and Lars Von Trier also has BREAKING THE WAVES (well it hasn't opened in Australia yet!) . Bye and happy wishes to you all!!! . ARCHIE. |
| Name: ARCHIE
MOORE Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Australia Time: 1997-03-03 23:45:00 Comments: Dear fellow freinds, This is to everyone who is looking for TARKOVSKY videos (they're in VHS PAL format as well!). . They are released under the label ARTIFICIAL EYE and are part of the CONNOISSEUR catalouge. Here is their address: CONNOISSEUR VIDEO LTD 10A STEPHEN MEWS LONDON W1P 0AX PH. 0171 957 8957 . Hope this will help! I think only ANDREI RUBLOV and SOLARIS are in WIDESCREEN though, a pity! They're about 16 pounds each. They also have other great hard-to-get directors on their list as well, like ALAIN RESNAIS, PASOLINI, early GREENAWAY etc. . Does anyone know of other distibutors that may have all the films in WIDESCREEN? Why aren't all movies sold in WIDESCREEN? If someone knows tell me please! They all should be released on video in this format, especially the likes of TARKOVSKY,GREENAWAY and RESNAIS!, that way you get the FULL film as it was intended, and there is so much information packed into GREENAWAY's films that you are surely missing out on something! And doesn't PAN AND SCAN look horrible!!!, especially in THE COOK THE THEIF... and BONDACHUK's WAR AND PEACE! . Hope that I was helpful Bye, ARCHIE. |
| Name: ARCHIE Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: AUSTRALIA Time: 1997-03-03 23:33:00 Comments: I would like to know KUBRICK's response to SOLARIS, does anyone know? . I would also love to correspond with RUSSIAN people about TARKOVSKY. Any Russians out there? Where can I see his 2 short films? My favourite Tark films are MIRROR and SOLARIS, and the rest have blown me away as well!!!! . Bye and thank you, ARCHIE. |
| Name: Ali
M Dagher Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Dearborn Heights, Michigan USA Time: 1997-03-02 15:08:00 Comments: I saw " the mirror" yesterday. Like all great films it still resonates in my mind and soul.Like the late artist so well put it , i find that it was like a continuation of my life. The poetry of Arsnei Tarkovski has such an unusual force adding to the poetry of the images. P.s. I would like to see "NOSTALGHIA" but have not found it on video. any suggestions? Thanks for a great web page Ali Dagher |
| Name: Alyssa
Popov Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Richmond, IN Time: 1997-03-02 14:40:00 Comments: I'm trying to find copies of Sacrifice and Nostalgia for my brother, who is a great Tarkovsky enthusiast. If anyone knows how I can get VHS versions of these films let me know. Thank you, Alyssa |
| Name: David
Clarke Website: Only Connect Referred by: From WWW.LPAGE.COM From: Forest Of Dean UK Time: 1997-03-02 13:09:00 Comments: Particular interest in Andrej Rubljev and Mirror Particular interest in picture connections and reception aesthetics - the work of Wolfgang Iser and the relevance of this to Tarkovsky's work Also interest in Piero della Francesca |
| Name: Kit
Baker Website: Referred by: Net Search From: New York City Time: 1997-02-28 13:38:00 Comments: RE: NOSTALGIA ON VIDEO. Just spoke to someone at Kino International, who told me that a company called Fox Lorber is currently mastering the print to make a video for the US market which is due to come out towards the end of the summer. |
| Name: vince
bohlinger Website: N/A Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: baltimore, maryland Time: 1997-02-27 19:34:00 Comments: Hello, I'm a student at Johns Hopkins University. For my undergraduate honors thesis, I have decided to work on the films of Tarkovsky. I'm happy that there are so many Tarkovsky enthusiasts! Is there any way that I can obtain an English subtitled version of _Nostalgia_? |
| Name: vince
bohlinger Website: N/A Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: baltimore, maryland Time: 1997-02-27 19:32:00 Comments: Hello, I'm a student at Johns Hopkins University. For my undergraduate honors thesis, I have decided to work on the films of Tarkovsky. I'm happy that there are so many Tarkovsky enthusiasts! |
| Name: D.
Schmitt Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Seattle, WA Time: 1997-02-27 01:25:00 Comments: good job on the page. we all need more Tarkovsky reference material. His approach to filmaking has had a profound effect on my aesthete stemming from many years back. I would like to know, however, if there are any web-sources dedicated to A.T.'s contemporary Sergei Parajnadov. There seems to be even less information on him available than there is on Tarkovsky! I am also looking for copies of his work for trade or purchase. Can anyone help me out? |
| Name: Doug Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Cleveland!!! Time: 1997-02-26 21:42:00 Comments: The first film I saw was Sacrifice, and for the first time, I felt that I was viewing something that was of myself. I had to extract myself from the piece in order to view it as a work of art (like I do with other films). By the end I was mezmerized, but not consciously so. I had been drawn into myself so deeply, that "I" didn't exist anymore; I've had the same experience with Wim Wender's "Wings of Desire", I would recommend Wim's films to all who read this. |
| Name: Niels
H. Eriksen Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Denmark Time: 1997-02-26 14:29:00 Comments: Anybody knows if Nostalghia is out on video? |
| Name: Kit
Baker Website: Referred by: Net Search From: New York, NY Time: 1997-02-26 08:50:00 Comments: I don’t think the "being" in Solaris is non-human or alien. I see it as an aspect of life, and a big part of this aspect is the seductive nature of fantasy and wish-fulfillment. But the escapist pull of Solaris seduces people into an area of moral weakness. "Be careful what you ask for, you might get it". Solaris has a lot in common with the Zone in "Stalker" in the way it taps into subconscious desires and reveals man’s true moral nature, something most people don’t have the strength to confront. To quote T.S. Eliot, "Humankind cannot bear too much reality". I find "Solaris" to be Tarkovsky’s most pessimistic film - Andrei Rublev, the narrator in "Mirror", the Stalker, Gorchakov, Alexander, even Ivan all struggle against the temptation to just give up in the face of life’s horrors, and Kelvin is the only one who seems to succumb to the desire to hide from harsh reality in the oblivion of memory, and as a result loses his soul. |
| Name: David
Gunn & Stephen Sharp Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Christchurch, New Zealand Time: 1997-02-25 18:41:00 Comments: Phil Vendy on his "2001: 30 years on: Solaris" page claims that in the film "Solaris" human beings encounter an *alien* or *non-human* intelligence. Is he right? |
| Name: Dan
Svensson Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Sweden Time: 1997-02-24 11:28:00 Comments: I'got a stupid question. What is the central in Tarkovskys films? What is the Zone? Bad questions are the best. Dan |
| Name: Sebastian
Rosales Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Spain Time: 1997-02-24 04:52:00 Comments: Me gustaria conversar en español sobre el cine de Tarkovsky. Un saludo. |
| Name: Jamie
Mann Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Southampton, England Time: 1997-02-24 02:45:00 Comments: For me, Tarkovsky is the greatest director, and I have only seen four of his films. I have heard that the general consensus is that Andrei Rublyov is his greatest film: does anyone dispute this? (I have not seen it myself). There are two things I would like to know regarding his films: 1) What is the BWV number of Bach's Chorale Predule in F Minor (the theme in Solaris) 2) Does anyone know anything about the poet Arseny Tarkovsky? (A poem of his was read in Stalker) I would like to hear from anyone interested in discussing Tarkovsky in general! JM |
| Name: Chris
Wilke Website: Referred by: Net Search From: U.S. - Cincinnati,OH Time: 1997-02-23 17:48:00 Comments: Great to see a page dedicated to Tarkovsky! Its so hard to find information on him. |
| Name: Nadia
Amara Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Columbia University Time: 1997-02-22 15:41:00 Comments: I am a French literature student from Columbia. I enjoy his films and would like to talk about them with other people. In french language please. -- nadia |
| Name: GUY Website: Referred by: Net Search From: ISRAEL Time: 1997-02-21 13:30:00 Comments: " Films is not there to be analyzed but to make appeal to the senses". andre tarkovsky |
| Name: genco
yucel Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: new york city Time: 1997-02-18 16:58:00 Comments: watching nostalgia after midnight at the anthology in nyc, was a lifetime experience. I hope I can watch and enjoy a better copy. so I can understand him better. |
| Name: Lance
Kaplan Website: Referred by: Net Search From: New York Time: 1997-02-18 16:51:00 Comments: Does anyone know where to find stills from T's films, or books of photographs from the films? |
| Name: joaquin Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Mexico Time: 1997-02-17 16:29:00 Comments: 2 years ago i see all the Tarkovsky, i'm work in the Cineclub of science school at the UNAM, 8 months (one per month). First The Sacrifice, next Nostalgia, etc. I'don see Tarkovky in my life, it was hard, i'm sleeped always, but when i see The Mirrow my life chainig, next i'm going to movies in a diferent actitud, i see diferent, not just the movies, everiting in the world. Because Tarkovky i want to studie Film Making. |
| Name: Martynas
Savickis Website: black painted Referred by: Net Search From: Lithuania Time: 1997-02-17 08:15:00 Comments: First time I saw film of A.Tarkovsky was in my childhood, and that was "Stalker". I only can remember that it left dark and disturbing impression. A few years the same film hit me again, and only then I understood the perfectness of Tarkovsky's direction and ... well, what words can say? Since now, when I've seen all of Tarkovsky's films several times, "Stalker" is still one of the most conjuring. |
| Name: Lior
Zylberman Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Argentina Time: 1997-02-16 19:01:00 Comments: Andrei Tarkovski is my favourite director. His films and his book are incredible! He is the master of the film maker |
| Name: Kim,DoYeon Website: ...It's korean only... Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Seoul,Korea(south) Time: 1997-02-16 09:14:00 Comments: You made guest book! Hmm... What a suprise... My best favorite film is "Nostalghia". It was really great. Well,some people doesn't like this kind of film- I mean, Tarkovsky,Angelopoulos...-but when I see these movies, I don't think that movies are only great as an art,but also I find "joy" on that movies... Hmmm... I cannot express myself any more... I hate my self... I had to study english more... ^^; |
| Name: Bill
Picard Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: New York City Time: 1997-02-16 01:23:00 Comments: Congrats on the very nice, informative page! |
| Name: Mario
Ostrowski Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Canada, but in the US doing research at NIH Time: 1997-02-15 13:38:00 Comments: I agree with everyone that Tarkovsky's one of the greatest. I agree with the comments that his films can only truly be appreciated on the big screen. Something happens to the films when they are put on video; I guess they get too dark, and thus one misses his profound subtlety. The very first Tarkovsky film I saw was the Sacrifice, on video yet! Although I couldn't make out a lot of the film because of way he filmed it ( in such subdued light) , it was an epiphany for me, as he really showed how a film can truly be a work of art. Ever since then, like everyone else on this page, I've voraciously eaten up everything Tarkovsky did ( including the "Steamroller and the violin") and wrote. I guess a current contemporary of his, who is doing similar astonishing work is Sakharov ( I think that's how its spelled). I've only seen two of this director's films and both of them left me mesmerized. Anyone else seen his stuff? Does anyone know who to get a hold of his video's if any are available etc etc. Nice talking to all of you. Its rare to meet people who appreciate Tarkovsky ( if you know what I mean). |
| Name: Sorin
Codoban Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Romania ( since 1990 in Moscow for studies ) Time: 1997-02-14 02:43:00 Comments: It's great Michael Try to contact russian's fans of Tarkovsky...Anyway tanks a lot for Homepage. |
| Name: Dave
Clarke Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Forest of Dean, UK Time: 1997-02-14 01:10:00 Comments: Interested in Reception Aesthetics with particular ref to "Mirror". Working on Wolfgang Iser |
| Name: Carrie Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Bay Area Time: 1997-02-13 22:03:00 Comments: A true visionary. I have seen all his films, as many times as they show. About 2 years ago, I saw a new print of Solaris so one must be "out there". It is fitting that his films sell out whenever they play in San Francisco. "On the one hand the artist is an ordinary person. On the other he cannot be ordinary, consequently he pays for his talent with his soul. Talent is not given to man by God; rather man is doomed to carry the cross of talent." - A.T. |
| Name: Kit
Baker Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: New York City Time: 1997-02-13 08:53:00 Comments: Thanks for making the guestbook, Michael! I am in the middle of the Tarkovsky retrospective at the Anthology Film Archives here in NYC - I'll be seeing all of his full-length films in the space of eight days. Although I have seen all his films before, some several times, I continue to be astonished by the power and subtlety of his art. Seeing them all in such a short space of time is a fascinating experience - I found the artistic shift between "Mirror" and "Stalker" particularly fascinating. I would recommend this experience to any serious Tarkovksy fan. One problem, however, is the quality of the prints on show. The US distributor of "Mirror" and "Solaris" told me that the scratched, spliced, jumpy celluloid that the Anthology was using was the best available - apparently there are problems with getting new prints from the negatives in Russia. My Kino contact also told me that the owner of the rights to "Nostalgia", an Italian gentleman, is not very interested in making new prints available for theatrical screenings (he's only interested in video). I for one think Tarkovksy more than any other filmmaker MUST be seen on the big screen to be fully appreciated, and am dismayed at this news. My ulterior motive is to get a first-class cinema in New York to do a retrospective with new prints, and if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can lobby for this, I'd love to hear them. One thing Kino told me is that Artificial Eye in London is planning to make new prints with English subtitles, but had no comment on whether these could be used for US screenings. I've written to Richard Pena at the Film Society of Lincoln Center suggesting that he do a Tarkovsky retrospective with new prints, and would be delighted if any of you would care to do the same. |
| Name: Eric
Rose Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Amerika Time: 1997-02-13 08:27:00 Comments: Das Münchner Filmmuseum zeigt (alle) Filme von Tarkovsky Feb. 17-21 |
| Name: Monika
Schmitt Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Germany Time: 1997-02-12 07:02:00 Comments: My favourite Tarkovsky film is Solaris. I've heard that Andrei once stated that he is not very happy about this particular film. Does anyone know why? |
| Name: Malene Website: Referred by: Word of Mouth From: Norway Time: 1997-02-12 02:07:00 Comments: Great Page!!! But the maker of it is even greater..:)) I am online again, Michael, after 2 horrible days..;) Miss you lots... Malene |
| Name: Scott
Beland Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Asheville, NC Time: 1997-02-11 08:40:00 Comments: I am a student filmmaker at UNC-CH. I was blown away by "My Name Is Ivan," the first Tarkovsky film I saw. Now, I'm half-way through "Sculpting In Time," and am working my way through seeing all of his films. |
| Name: Atsuyoshi
Aoki Website: Octopus Logic Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Yokohama Japan Time: 1997-02-11 04:13:00 Comments: Tarkovsky is Most Valuable Director, isn't it? |
| Name: alessandro
pastore Website: Referred by: Net Search From: biella italy Time: 1997-02-10 05:05:00 Comments: yu'r fantastic but need english version, sorry but I cannot help you. bye alex |
| Name: Steven
Freiler Website: Referred by: NewsGroups From: germany Time: 1997-02-10 00:58:00 Comments: nice to see this page! I hope we can exchange dates for airings here if anyone is lucky enough to find out in advance. Especially for European Satellite TV like arte and 3Sat, who have shown some of Tarkovsky's films in the past. Keep on with the good work & best wishes! |
| Name: Bill
Dean Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: Eugene, Oregon Time: 1997-02-09 17:27:00 Comments: xxxxxxxxxxxxx |
| Name: Hiroki
Horiuchi Website: Referred by: Net Search From: tokyo.japan Time: 1997-02-09 08:47:00 Comments: Tarkovsky is most important artist. |
| Name: Melanie
Gutteridge Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Hampshire, England Time: 1997-02-09 08:40:00 Comments: Once nature and beauty are destroyed, there comes a realisation that such a situation cannot continue and it is man's obligation to re-establish the true order of things. |
| Name: Merlyn
H. Cousins Jr. Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In! From: New orleans Time: 1997-02-08 15:37:00 Comments: Have always been a stanley kubrick fan and am interested in viewing solaris. |
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