The films of Andrei Tarkovsky

Document author(s):

Barry Scherr

Document source:

Hopkins Center of Dartmouth College

Publication date:

1986

Document language:

English

Document type:

program

Number of pages:

27

Document name subject:

Andrei Tarkovsky

Document contains:

cost info and production co

Related films:

Ivanovo detstvo (Ivan's childhood) — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Soviet Union — 1962
Andrei Rublev — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Russia (Federation) — 1969
Solaris — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Soviet Union — 1972
Zerkalo (The mirror) — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Soviet Union — 1975
Stalker — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Germany; Soviet Union — 1979
Nostalghia — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Italy; Soviet Union — 1983
Offret (The sacrifice) — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Sweden; France; Great Britain — 1986

Film country(ies):

France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Russia (Federation), Soviet Union, and Sweden

Film language(s):

English, French, Italian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish

Film production company:

Argos Films, Channel Four Films, Gambaroff-Chemier Interallianz, Moskovskaia kinostudiia "Mosfilm", Opera Film Produzione, Radiotelevisione Italiana, Sovinfilm, and Svenska Filminstitutet

Film genre(s):

Adaptation, Adventure, Biographical, Drama, Fantasy, Feature, Historical, Mystery, Science fiction, and War

Film subject(s):

Artists, Russian -- 15th century -- Drama
Birthdays -- Drama
Children -- Soviet Union -- Drama
Children and war -- Drama
Exiles -- Drama
Faith -- Drama
Fantasy -- Drama
Homesickness -- Drama
Icons -- Russia -- Drama
Marriage -- Drama
Nostalgia -- Drama
Nuclear warfare -- Drama
Parapsychology -- Drama
Rublev, Andrei, Saint, d. ca. 1430 -- Drama
Russia -- History -- 15th century -- Drama
Scientists -- Drama
Soviet Union -- Social life and customs -- 1917-1970 -- Drama
Space flight -- Psychological aspects -- Drama
Space stations -- Drama
Strugatskiï, Arkadiï Natanovich. Roadside picnic -- Film and video adaptations
Tuscany (Italy) -- Social life and customs -- Drama
Wishes -- Drama
World War III -- Drama
World War, 1939-1945 -- Children -- Soviet Union -- Drama

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