Sure we can.”. The sense of authenticity is carried throughout the film with precise insertions of found historical film segments. (Risque existant toujours, si l’on en croit l’avancée annuelle de l’horloge atomique). Alexander est un homme qui, comme Tarkovski, en luttant contre le conformisme, a oublié un autre combat, celui contre son propre snobisme. To supplement my analysis of Tarkovsky’s theory of time-pressure in Mirror, a partial scene/shot breakdown with detailed audiovisual description has been included as an appendix at the end of this work. 4th ed. by David George Menard “Poetique de la Science-Fiction II: demain et apres-demain.” Positif, October 1974, No. (15”). The camera moves in on her, still in close-up, panning rightward as she begins to move quickly screen right, causing us to think that the camera has redirected its movement in a leftward pan. The landscape is bluish green but the characters’ faces are luminescent with red, orange and yellow colors. Suddenly, there is a re-focusing which seems to efface the warn-out dark spots of the Mirror, revealing another little child with lighter shorts who is standing to the left of the taller child (previously described). A straight cut to a little boy (maybe Alexei) standing in medium shot. »), alors que la présence non loin de Maria se fait amicale. The opening of Mirror is also unique because it straight-cuts to a long take (45”) of the buckwheat field in the background (one of Tarkovsky’s childhood memories) and a young woman (Alexei’s mother) in long shot, sitting side saddle on a wooden fence rail, smoking a cigarette and facing the field while apparently looking at some thing moving in the far distance. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1989. Lui qui a refusé bien des commandes pour mener à bien son Andrei Roublev, a accepté pour vivre cette adaptation de S-F. Ian Christie. Le film fait également référence au film précédent de Tarkovsky en 1966, Andreï Roublev, en plaçant l’icône d’Andreï Roublev dans la chambre de Kelvin. He gets out of bed and moves screen right to the entrance of another room (maybe the living room) as we hear the sound of the night creature again and see a mysterious flying object moving rapidly from left-to-right across the screen (possibly a shirt, maybe the night bird?). “The Nostalgia of the Stalker.” Sight & Sound. The camera is panning left as we hear someone shouting. Volume 54, No. Restivo, Angelo. 1, Winter 1984/85, 50-54. The camera moves through the right side of the door and past this boy, revealing in a track-and-pan motion a woman dressed with a dark heavy sweater and wearing a deep dark red dress, standing in a full shot in the front yard and looking at a burning barn. The children appear to be sleeping. Alexander, vêtu d’une robe de chambre surmontée du Yin et du Yang (nous avons appris par ses proches qu’il est, comme Tarkovski, un fervent asianophile), revient dans la maison vide, enclenche une musique sacrée asiatique sur son installation audio, remplit la pièce centrale des meubles de la maison, y met le feu, dans l’esprit d’un sage zen renonçant au confort, à la façon aussi d’un autel de l’Ancien Testament. Andrei Tarkovsky's last film epitomizes the feeling of earthly divinity that characterized his entire career. Hitchcock, Welles, Ford, Kurosawa, and others in the cinematic pantheon have inspired an academic avalanche, a cottage industry in analysis and interpretation. Erland Josephson, New York and London: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1996. 1 – 49. Tarkovsky’s greatest achievement in film is to make this homage to his “mom” as a dream-memory of a time-image that is reflected in a Mirror. Andrei Tarkovsky / The Mirror. C’est après avoir raconté cet épisode qu’il est pris d’un malaise et chute. Maria appears to have dark hair but it is wet so we don’t know its true color. Ce faisant, Alexander a renoncé au monde (auquel nous n’avons pas accès seul, mais dans une communauté de culture), il s’est insularisé. De fait, si le film n’est pas à l’abri de plusieurs reproches, ce n’est pas sa splendeur visuelle de tous les instants qui saurait être remise en question. 1st ed. He is sleeping. So he began a new career in filmmaking, attending the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema in Montreal, graduating with a MFA in film production in 2010. Deleuze, Gilles. Tarkovsky's talent and skills were beyond words. (21”), 17. The camera arrives at the entrance of a lit doorway, where, against the logics of time and space, the same woman, Maria, is seen; behind her and on the other side of the door we see a bricked surface background. This first post-credit scene (shots: 1 – 11) in Mirror is important because it is the all pervasive crystal-image that carries the force of the time-memory through the entire film. If film is capable of thinking, if we assume that it possesses its own mind, then it is likewise capable of recollecting and remembering past events. We cannot hear the rain but only see it as the poem is being recited. Tarkovsky sets up the story in a dacha specifically to evoke/recreate the time-memory elements of his childhood. A straight cut to a left profile medium close-up of the narrator’s father, a young, shirtless man in his early thirties with dark hair, leaning forward to the left, seemingly helping a young woman, the narrator’s mother Maria, with the washing of her hair. This article analyzes the audio-visual sequences of Tarkovsky’s films from the 1970s and the 1980s, exploring transitions from real mode to … There is no better way to show Tarkovsky’s style of editing (time sculpting) than to examine the details of the optical and sound situations which he develops in Mirror, so I would now like to illustrate some of these strategies of time-pressure at work with the following close textual analysis. The camera pans left as it brings her image into the middle of the screen in medium close-up. I will look closely at the first shots of the pre-credit scene and the first 22 shots of the opening sequences of the film. London & Boston: Faber and Faber, 1989. Tarkovsky unveils time directly to his audience by capturing the time-rhythms within the consecutive frames of the shot and matching them with the time-images in a series of shots. Elle représente l’idée schématique que se fait Tarkovski de l’individu moderne : frivole, égocentrique, obsédée par la dimension sociale des choses, incapable d’accepter ce qu’on ne peut pas expliquer. These found film segments move forward in time, from an atmospheric balloon journey undertaken by a Kurdish aviator in 1937 to the Soviet-Chinese conflict of the 1960s; while the personal histories gallop back-and-forth through the time-memory mesh, where time is no longer linear nor linked. The longing for freedom is at the heart of Mirror as is the fear of loosing it, because hypnosis can never be a cure to stuttering (am emotional problem reflected through language). It also Mirror_s the pure recollections associated with Alexei’s past, and especially, the involuntary recollections and virtual memories of his childhood dreams and fantasies. As the analysis will demonstrate, Tarkovsky does so in basically two ways, one by the continuous movement of the camera through space and the other by not controlling the viewer’s attention by cutting from one image to the next; all of which emphasizes the temporal nature of reality. “Lost Harmony: Tarkovsky’s The Mirror and The Stalker.” Film Quarterly. Tarkovsky sets up the story in a dacha specifically to evoke/recreate the time-memory elements of his childhood. London & New York: Faber and Faber, 1999. (2’00”), 7. A straight cut to two young boys in long shot, laying stretched out in a hammock and facing each other. She is wearing a white dress with a dark sweater. He passes by a youngster (boy or girl) with a shaven head who is laying flat on the ground and on his or her belly, sticking three quarter the way out of a dog house, where a little puppy is seen playing near the child’s head at the bottom edge of the screen. _Mirror is a personal and self-revealing film with autobiographical characteristics that correlate private and collective memories. 3rd ed. Home Home. Preparations had arrived at an advanced stage in February 1977 when a severe earthquake in the region made it necessary to search for an alternate locale—a quest that ended with shooting the film in Estonia (Tarkovsky knew the area well: over the previous few years, he had been … A straight cut back to the man in very long shot in the field is made as he walks away. The protagonist, Andrei Gorchakov (Oleg Yankovsky), is a poet undertaking research in Italy on the life of an eighteenth-century Russian composer. Nous suivons cet état de crise et d’isolement dans une certaine torpeur et sommes embarrassés de ne pas discerner si celle-ci nous fait dévier du film ou si elle en constitue au contraire le propos dans les deux premiers tiers. She is nearly bareheaded with very little hair and has a shawl over her shoulders that she holds with her right hand crossed over her chest and touching her heart region. Alexander lui, fuit la maison où il est rentré dès son réveil, ne laissant qu’une lettre dans laquelle il demande pardon d’avance pour ce qu’il va faire. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2001. (45”), 2. Alexander apprend d’Otto, un ancien instituteur qui ne livre désormais le courrier que pour financer ses recherches sur le paranormal, qu’il y a sur l’île une sorcière, à même de réaliser les désirs purs de chacun. SCENE 2. La question se pose ainsi : Tarkovski a-t-il commencé, ici, à faire du Tarkovski ? The voice-over continues to recite Arseni Tarkovky’s poem. Kennedy, Barbara M. Deleuze and Cinema: The Aesthetics of Sensation. Find, Reach, and Convert Your Audience. The sixth scene and the last one of real interest in the scene/shot breakdown (shots: 21 – 22) breaks the standard belief in the idea of editing, that is, the linkage of identifiable shots into a scene (Hitchcock and others have used such a device before Mirror). The camera continues to move left and track right as it passes to the right of a ladder positioned screen left, as we hear the sound of dripping water and see a gentle rain. Sven Wollter, Tarkovsky, Andrei. De ce malaise du déracinement, il a tiré Nostalghia. Déçu par ses semblables, il n’a plus rien à leur dire, plus rien à exprimer. “Solaris.” Film Quarterly, Vol. The out-of-focused image of a little boy in dark shorts is seen standing facing out near its right edge. This stringed up hanging bed looks like a huge spider web spread out between two trees. nostalghia (Andrei Tarkovsky, 1983) is a melancholic journey through a Russian poet’s personal history and his feelings of nostalgia for his homeland. 28 – 34. Il n’a pour vis-à-vis qu’un enfant mutique, une innocence qui n’a plus le don de la parole. “Time and the Film Aesthetics of Andrei Tarkovsky,” Canadian Journal of Film Studies/Revue canadienne d’études cinématographiques Volume 2 No. Se rendant à vélo chez la bonne en pleine nuit, il se confie à elle, révèle sans fard son amertume, sa déception face au monde (en l’image d’un jardin d’enfance magnifique qui lui était devenu horriblement indifférent), son désenchantement. ». Volume XXXV, No. The camera slowly tracks forward toward her to a point where it almost stops, framing the woman in a medium shot filling one third of the frame, in conjunction with the sound of a train whistle and the start of the voice-over (the narrator is Alexei). Hyman, Timothy. La parole est redonnée au fils, la caméra monte de l’arbre qu’il vient d’arroser en prenant exemple sur Alexander (l’enracinement dans une tradition humaniste) jusqu'à son sommet qui nous révèle non pas un ciel mais une mer brillante, image de la liberté fondamentale de l’homme, appelant sans cesse à un dépassement de l’Humanité, un défi de transcendance pour la génération nouvelle (le XXIème siècle qui contemple le chaos du XXème par les films de Tarkovski). It begins to move again as a ceiling oil lamp appears in our view. Achetez et téléchargez ebook Andrei Tarkovsky: Elements of Cinema (English Edition): Boutique Kindle - History & Criticism : Amazon.fr A silent sound segment follows for a few seconds; and then a huge wave of air (a strong feeling of the force of the wind exists here) moves across the field, from the right background and up to the foreground at the edge of the screen. New York and Oxford, England: Oxford University Press, 1992. Tarkovsky had little to go on in creating his central character, as not much is known about his life, and only a few of his works survived. » S’il peut l’aimer, son vœu le plus cher se réalisera. La suite, le sacrifice final, justifie à lui seul ce film dont nous ne savons nous-mêmes pour le reste quoi penser exactement. Sa première confrontation, à Otto le Facteur, sorte de philosophe du dimanche, est un gentil échec. He also followed this path in his later films produced without Artemiev. Some directors seem made for critical fodder. Film Theory and Criticism: Introductory Readings. By not cutting into the continuity of time, it is able to further register the direct feeling of time as it moves forward, passing her on its way into a view of the field and the mysterious point of interest, the stranger (passer-by). Inger Pehrsson, Création des décors : (17”), 18. Mast, Gerald, Marshall Cohen, and Leo Braudy. The mysterious sounds of a ship’s bell and a flute or blowing air pass the open tip of a bottle are intermixed with the crashing of ceiling chunks that look like pieces of bright, white ice. (3”), 6. Pas foncièrement mauvaise, l’épouse fondra en larmes devant cette manifestation d’altruisme, cette prise en compte de l’autre (c’est bien cela, le sacrifice que prône Tarkovski), dont elle est incapable. A golden streak of color stripes the middle portion of the bluish green field. Anna-Lena Wibom, Studios de production : The camera seems to pan-and-track in a slight circle path about her in a movement to the right. 72, November 1981, pp. « Je vois comme ma tâche particulière de stimuler réflexion sur ce qu’il y a d’éternel et de spécifiquement humain, qui vit dans l’âme de chacun, mais que l’homme ignore le plus souvent, bien qu’il ait là son destin entre les mains : il poursuit à la place des chimères. Alexander n’aura été proche de réaliser un accord humain qu’avec Maria, fille du peuple, mais celle-ci retourne à sa vie et lui à une aliénation totale. Cinema 2: The _time-image_. Le miracle advient, dans un calme paradoxal, une indifférence de ceux qui quelques heures avant craignaient encore pour leur vie. The camera’s determined forward movement passes to the right of the woman, leaving her image to disappear off-screen left, and moves to the edge of the field on an extreme long shot of the very small image of a man, standing in the middle of the field and within the near-center of the screen. Especially, in the case of the films of auteur Andrei Tarkovsky, when those areas uncharted happen to be both the spark and the prelude to the things of the past and to the things of the impending future. Cette guerre qui fait rage au dehors, c’est aussi pour Tarkovski (nous sommes en 86, avant la chute du Mur) la crainte, encore présente pour tous alors, du cataclysme nucléaire. Atwell, Lee. His films are poetic, hypnotic, ethereal, and profoundly philosophical. Le Fanu, Mark. Le Sacrifice est intéressant de ce point de vue car, encourant toujours ce risque, il en fait une question majeure que le film se pose à lui-même. Cette petite compagnie (Alexander, son épouse, sa fille, l’ami, qui est aussi ancien amant de la femme, l’enfant, dit « Petit Garçon », Otto le Facteur, la bonne) est réunie pour l’anniversaire du patriarche. After which, he moved to Los Angeles and began writing screenplays, continuing to do so while promoting “Termite Cat Productions, Ltd.”, Volume 7, Issue 8 / August 2003 He is the patriarch of the contemporary Soviet “poetic film.” Tarkovsky strongly opposed montage and believed that the basis of art cinema (film art) is the internal rhythm of the shot. (44”). Film Four International. The strong physical nature of the mighty gust of wind that waves through the field as the man stands in it, feeling its thrust against his whole body, is the epitome of the crystal-image in this film; and by not cutting into these shots (shots: 7, 8 and 9; especially shot 7) and letting flow freely as time-images, Tarkovsky achieves artistic emancipation, demonstrating his style of editing as the process of sculpting in time. Film Analysis: Stalker (1979) by Andrei Tarkovsky. Allan Edwall, Michal Leszczylowski , Andreï Tarkovski, Henri Colpi, Photographie : The little boy sits up as we see him from a different perspective. Elle est marquée par une peur authentique de l’échec, de la vacuité de l’engagement. Cet écrivain isolé sur une île, ce vieillard qui arrose sans plus savoir pourquoi un arbre, face à un enfant, c’est encore une fois le double de Tarkovski à ce moment présent de sa vie : isolé, vieillissant, las de son savoir humaniste. As they pass behind the camera, it pulls back slightly and pans slowly right to stare at the table. Andrei falls into a dream state, longingly recalling his wife at home in Russia, as she suddenly awakens there and speaks to him. Green, Peter. (27”), 11. There is something brilliantly orange and yellow in the upper left corner region of the door (sun or fire). Andrei Tarkovsky is not an exception – like Eisenstein, he has become an icon of Russian filmmaking. Cette guerre qui se déclare, on le comprend, n’a rien d’un commentaire sociopolitique ; elle sert, comme La Honte de Bergman l’utilisait à l’époque du conflit vietnamien, à exacerber les tensions entre les personnages. Initially, the poem continues to be spoken until there is a sound of rattling, at which time the poetry stops. My name is Yuri Zhary.” (20”), 2. Cette épouse a accompli un sacrifice aux yeux des autres (elle a quitté sa belle vie londonienne pour vivre en recluse sur une île suédoise), mais pour des raisons hétéronomes, une forme triviale d’opportunisme. These are the pure optical and sonic situations that trigger the avalanche of virtual memories, _time-image_s, including sound-images, which ripple through this inseparable weave of time. Dempsey, Michael. The camera moves to the right and away from the kids to a point halfway across the room where a woman is standing up alone in the corner. The camera picks up behind him, whose face glows with a golden orange light, as they move toward the open door of the dacha that presents us with a blurred out background amidst a gentle falling rain. Here, the plaster on the ceiling of a not so easily identifiable room begins to disintegrate, falling in slow motion onto a spatial position previously occupied by the young woman with wet hair. No. Mon devoir est de faire en sorte que celui qui voit mes films ressente le besoin d’aimer, et qu’il perçoive l’appel de la beauté. Tarkovsky creates these disruptions in time by breaching the feeling of its normal rhythms. Cet élément peut se développer à l’intérieur de l’âme de chacun, jusqu’à devenir le principe directeur capable de donner un sens à sa vie. Cette sorcière n’est autre que Maria, la bonne de cette famille bourgeoise. The film reflects the real life recollections and habitual memories of an existing person (Alexei as Tarkovsky’s persona) in relation to his family. Andrei Tarkovsky’s fourth film, The Mirror (Zerkalo, 1975), was his most personal work, and perhaps that partly accounts for its great popularity among his admirers [1].For the British Film Institute’s 2012 polls of critics and film directors concerning the all-time greatest films, The Mirror was ranked 9th on the directors’ poll [2] and 19th on the critics’ poll [3]. London: The MacMillan Press Ltd., 1993. Specifically, the camera tracks forward slowly toward the back of the woman, favoring neither her nor the expansive field in the background, hesitating on her, but then moving past her to the man in the extreme background. The camera pans quickly left as they move out-and-away from this picnic style bench (table). Lui qui a tant insisté sur l’autonomie du cinéma par rapport au théâtre et à la peinture verse ici dans le picturalisme et une gênante théâtralité. The image has switched to black and white. The camera now captures them in a two-shot, as they brush themselves off. Tarkovsky did this by reconstructing the country house where he grew up, a beautiful wooden cottage located adjacent to a field of buckwheat, as well as using old photographs, visual recollections, etc. The color is more sepia than before (white grayish color) as the whole room is caught in a mysterious rain storm. C’est donc sur les terres de Bergman (qui n’aimait guère Le Sacrifice) qu’il vient tourner… avec des collaborateurs réguliers du maître suédois. Here, they occur in monochrome and seem to be slowed down. He softly cries out in his sleep: “Papa.” As he does so, there follows a ‘double cry’ from the unknown night creature that sonically sounds like the phonics of ‘Papa’. Si d’autres cinéastes slaves plus jet-setteurs (Polanski, par exemple) ont bon an mal an su s’accommoder de la vie d’exil, il va de soi que cette expérience traumatise Tarkovski et que ses derniers films (on serait tenté de parler de seconde manière) s’en ressentent fortement. » Andréi Tarkovski (Le Temps Scellé, Andrei Tarkovski, 2004, Petite Bibliothèque des Cahiers). En fin de compte, pourtant, tout s’épure jusqu’à ce simple élément, le seul sur lequel l’homme puisse compter dans son existence : la capacité d’aimer. 22- 25. He claimed that Russians are fatally attached to their roots, and Nostalgia (1983) echoed his predicament. Cook, David A. No. Ed. When Tarkovsky organizes the various cinematic elements of the film, he allows different aspects of time to interact with each other; for instance, he treats the mobility of the tracking camera with regards to the movement within the shot and the temporal chromaticity of the image. Car Andreï Roublev suit le parcours d’un moine, peintre d’icônes, qui décide de ne plus user de son don et de se taire à tout jamais. Renoncer au théâtre, c’est sous une forme métaphorique renoncer à la représentation de soi, à un rôle, à la vie en société. Another cry of the night animal (maybe a night owl or raven) is heard in the midst of rustling noise from the wind and the eerie, celestial sound of synthesized flute (non-diegetic sound) that gives the night space an air of mystery. Zorkaya, Neya. “A Return to the Future.” Soviet Film. A straight cut to the woman in right profile and close-up (shoulder shot), still smoking passively. Translated by Hugh Tomlinson and Robert Galeta. The Cinema of Andrei Tarkovsky. Kitty Hunter-Blair. Ainsi de cette femme, dont le fils mort à la guerre serait apparu sur une photo, le genre d’histoires étranges convoquant le mystère qui fascinait Tarkovski. There is another strange dream-chronotope later in the film, that is, the woman’s levitation which takes place in another non-identifiable space, similar to the space of young Alexei’s bedroom. Adelaïde est un être malade, car elle ne peut pas aimer les autres. Alexander doit éprouver sa propre capacité à désirer le bien. The significance of the Mirror motif occurs here as it did earlier when the young woman looks into a clouded Mirror and sees herself as an older woman (played by Tarkovsky’s real mother, Maria Tarkovskaya). Elle refuse d’aimer car l’amour, explique-t-elle, implique toujours l’acceptation d’une position de vulnérabilité et que la faiblesse est intolérable à cette femme obsédée par l’emprise sociale. Calcutta: Seagull Books, 1991. France, Genre : Now, the camera pans quickly leftward to reveal a bright, blurred image with a myriad of red, orange, and yellow hues and the image of a doorway with penetrating blue color streaming in from its edges. (3’38”), 3. There is hope in this film because in the prologue the stuttering is hypnotically suppressed when the teenager says: “I can speak.” This event announces the emotional emancipation of the filmmaker through his characters. It is the intrinsic connection that links the temporal and spatial relationships presented in the film whose polyphonic nature is expressed in the last sequence where the blending of space and time occurs as the past merges with the present, expressing the indivisible unity of time. (22”) The shot cuts. 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