Persistence Of Cinema on Instagram: "Andrei Tarkovsky & Anatoly Solonitsyn behind the scenes of Andrei Rublev (1966) #andreitarkovsky #tarkovsky #anatolysolonitsyn #andreirublev #russiancinema #poeticcinema"

Deep-Ocean of films on Instagram: "Andrei Tarkovsky's The Sacrifice (1986), a classic art-house film. Final Film: This was Andrei Tarkovsky's last film; he was suffering from terminal cancer during its making. Long Takes: The film is famous for extremely long takes, some lasting several minutes without a cut, emphasizing meditation and contemplation. Slow Cinema: The film is a key example of "slow cinema," focusing on stillness, reflection, and atmosphere rather than fast-paced action. #cinema #

Art of Cinema on Instagram: "Andrei Tarkovsky’s Ivan’s Childhood (1962) is a hauntingly poetic portrait of war seen through the eyes of a boy. Visually striking and emotionally stark, it explores innocence lost amid the devastation of World War II, blending dreamlike imagery with harsh realism. In a strange twist of history, the film accidentally aired on Cartoon Network one morning in 2009, when the channel’s signal was briefly switched with Turner Classic Movies."

Cinemaaoftheworld on Instagram: "Solaris (1972) is a psychological science fiction film directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. The film tells the story of Kelvin, a psychologist, who is sent to find out the cause for the crew of a space station orbiting the oceanic planet, Solaris, going insane under mysterious circumstances. Tarkovsky himself reportedly considered it the least favorite of the films he directed. Not being a fan of the science fiction genre (which he criticized for its "comic book trappin