Out-Lynching David Lynch

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> In a totally different vein, but also Russian/Soviet, don't forget
> Klimov's hypnotic, in some ways psychedelic, war film "Come and See."

Interesting. I'll have to check that out. I've never even heard of Klimov,
but I'll bet my excellent local video store will have his stuff.

BTW, I liked "The Mirror", but I *really* liked "Solaris".

Tarkovsky's Stalker definitely rules, try to see it by any means, you don't
find this kind of actor's play, music and filming nowadays






"Chris Cathcart" <cathcacr DeleteThis @liquidinformation.com> wrote in message
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> > cathcacr DeleteThis @liquidinformation.com (Chris Cathcart) wrote in
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> >
> > > I've recently been turned on greatly to the works of Andrei Tarkovsky.
> > >
> >
> > Me too! I watched "Solaris" a few months ago, and that's one of my "best
of
> > the best". The "Mirror" is also very good - very dream-like.
> >
> > Just last week, I watched "Nostalgia". I didn't like that one as much as
> > the other 2 I've seen. It did have some beautiful images, though,
> > especially in the subterranean pool or whatever that was.
> >
> > Any other Tarkovsky recommendations?
>
> Let me put it this way: Tarkovsky has moved into a class that, for me,
> was previously occupied only by Kubrick -- i.e., I'd recommend pretty
> much anything Tarkovsky has made. Others that he's made that you
> don't mention above: -Stalker-, -Sacrifice-, -Andrei Rublev-, and -My
> Name is Ivan-.