I see Malick in a lot but similarly I see Tarkovsky in a lot of overlapping movies. I don’t think Americans are as attuned to Tarkovskys influence on modern film. I definitely recommend Stalker as an amazing film.

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tpm a day ago | parent [-]

I would also recommend his movie Andrei Rublev, though that is probably even harder to watch because of the length and medieval setting; but, for people that like to see something different, this is very different to current movies.

And from his disciples definitely recommend Zvyagintsev and his The Return and Leviathan.

	▲	kmnc a day ago \| parent \| next [-]
		The final act and ending of Rublev is in my opinion the greatest ending in all of film. So brilliant, you can be thinking the rest of the film is slow and tough to decipher, but it pays off as the ending hits so well.
	▲	beezlebroxxxxxx a day ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		If you liked Andrei Rublev, you should check out Alexei German's adaptation of the Strugatsky brothers "Hard to Be a God." It's insane, gorgeous, disgusting, teetering on the edge of madness, and monumental. German's "Khrustalyov, My Car!" is also the purest cinematic distilation of paranoia I have ever seen.
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