Nostalghia

Marinos Koutsomichalis

Another masterpiece from one of the greatest directors the world ever saw. A must-see.

Lynch/Fellini

Andrei Tarkovsky's film is one of the most humanistic and spiritual films ever made- just damn!

Joel

A glacial elegy to loss and loneliness. Shot through with spiritual longing. These landscapes are full of poetry. A delicate dream with a handful of scenes that are as haunting as anything under Tarkovsky's pen.

Lexi Bass

Prosaic and poetic, Tarkovsky challenges plot-obsessed Hollywood and Mosfilm imitators. Tarkovsky challenges the notion of film. Tarkovsky's films are a story of experience rather than plot. Because sometimes the most beauty comes not from getting what you want or deserve but simply getting through with some grace. This is my favorite of his films. Haunting and, like its namesake, unspeakably "nostalgic."

Michael Goetz

Tarkovsky's favorite trope, enervated men sloshing through puddles of water, here takes center stage as the climactic act of a tortured spiritual quest - much more lively than it sounds. The key figure is Josephson's holy fool, who wants to go out in a blaze of glory, but burns while a woman looks on applying her makeup. It's dark, but funny, inaugurating the self-satire Tarkovsky would complete with The Sacrifice.

Umberto L.

A masterpiece that reminded me of two things: 1. When it comes to aesthetics, in classic auteur cinema, there is no director like Tarkovsky 2. When it comes to art, there is no Country as rich of wonderful treasures as the one I live in

Borges

A meditation that helped illuminate for me the quiet majesty of the soul.

Drew Millay

This film is pure poetic beauty and emotion with one of the greatest ending segments in cinema.