Sculpting In Time

Loading docks on Mushroom Boulevard in Rochester, New York
Loading docks on Mushroom Boulevard in Rochester, New York

The Russian director, Andrei Tarkovsky, defines filmmaking as sculpting In time. “The Sacrifice” is a magnificent sculpture. We spent three nights with the movie, watching it and the extras a few times. Tarkovsky says an artist doesn’t look for a subject, “the subject grows within the artist.” This film is so beautiful that it hardly matters that the story is about Armageddon.

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  1. keep going backwards – Sacrifice was his last film.

    If you havent seen Ivans Childhood, Nostalgia, Stalker, or Solaris, you are in for some long nites and real treats.

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