Andrei Rublev [Criterion Collection]

Director: Andrey Tarkovskiy, Andrei Tarkovsky

Overview

"Andrei Tarkovsky's brilliant but little-seen historical drama is treated with the respect it deserves in this DVD release from Criterion. Andrei Rublev has been restored to its original director's cut for this edition, which has been transferred to disc

Product Details

Release Date:	02/02/1999
UPC:	0715515009928
Original Release:	1966
Source:	Criterion
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Mono]
Language:	English
Time:	3:25:00
Sales rank:	13,936

Special Features

205-minute director's cut; Widescreen digital transfer; New English subtitles; Screen-specific audio essay by Harvard film professor Vlada Petric; Film interviews with Andrei Tarkovsky, with a video essay on the filmmaker's work by Professor Petric; A timeline featuring key events in Russian history, plus the lives and works of Andrei Rublev and Tarkovsky; English subtitles; Optimal image quality: RSDL dual-layer edition

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Ivan Lapikov	Kirill
Nikolay Sergeev	Theophanes
Irma Raush	Deaf Girl
Nikolai Burlyaev	Boriska
Rolan Bykov	Buffoon
Yuri Nikolin	Patrikey
Mikhail Konokov	Fomka
Yuri Nazarov	Grand Prince/His Brother
S. Krylov	Bellfounder,Actor
Sos Sarkisyan	The Christ
Bolot Eishelanev	Tartar Chief
Anatoliy Solonitsyn	Andrei Rublev,Actor
Nikolay Grinko	Daniel,Daniil Cherny
Yuriy Nikulin	Actor
Nikolay Grabbe	Actor
Mikhail Kononov	Actor
Andrei Tarkovsky	Actor
Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov	Composer

Technical Credits

Andrey Konchalovskiy

Andrei Tarkovsky

Tamara Ogorodnikova	Producer
Andrey Konchalovskiy	Screenwriter
Andrei Tarkovsky	Screenwriter

Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Opening Titles [2:29]
2. Prologue: Flying/Commentary Introduction [:55]
3. Commentary: Camera Movement and Choreography [4:49]
4. The Jester, Summer 1400 [6:16]
5. Punishment [7:06]
6. Theophanes the Greek, Summer-Winter-Spring-Summer 1405-1406 [12:21]
7. The Messenger [3:17]
8. Andrei's Farewell [2:53]
9. Kirill's Farewell [3:27]
10. Reluctant Teacher, Reluctant Pupil [5:21]
11. The Passion As Told by Andrei Rublev [2:07]
12. Commentary: Oneiric Events [5:53]
13. The Holiday, 1408 [1:29]
14. Commentary: The Sensual World [3:13]
15. Caught [4:38]
16. "Where Were You?" [3:03]
17. Persecution [3:04]
18. The Last Judgment, Summer 1408 [3:34]
19. "I Don't Want to Terrify People" [2:23]
20. "...As a Child, I Spake As a Child" [3:36]
21. "We Have Another Job..." [:54]
22. Commentary: Interior Vs. Exterior, Part One [1:33]
23. The Way to Zvenigorod [5:21]
24. Desecration [3:53]
25. "She Is Not a Sinner" [1:48]
26. Commentary: Interior Vs. Exterior, Part Two [1:07]
27. The Raid, Autumn 1408 [:38]
28. Commentary: Interior Vs. Exterior, Part Three [4:03]
29. Brotherly Love [1:15]
30. The Sack of Vladimir [7:29]
31. Commentary: Interior Vs. Exterior, Part Four [2:48]
32. The Torture of Patrikey [2:18]
33. The Death of Foma [7:16]
34. Commentary: Points of View [:35]
35. Andrei's Penance [1:04]
36. The Charity, Winter 1412 [9:48]
37. Kirill Returns [2:46]
38. A Tatar's Wife [5:10]
39. Commentary: Performances [5:48]
40. The Bell, Spring-Summer-Winter-Spring 1423-1424 [4:21]
41. A Place to Cast [3:30]
42. Hunting For Clay [2:47]
43. Building the Mold [3:51]
44. The Firing [5:08]
45. The Jester Recognizes Andrei [2:20]
46. The Furnaces [2:24]
47. Removing the Casting [3:40]
48. Kirill's Confession [3:30]
49. The Hoisting/Commentary: Camera Movement and Mise En Scéne [3:29]
50. Consecration [5:35]
51. The Sounding [1:21]
52. Recognition/Commentary: Visual Abstraction [4:50]
53. Andrei Rublev, The Passion [2:33]

Menu

Side #1 --
Play the Movie
Chapters
Commentary
Introduction
Camera Movement and Choreography
Oneiric Events
The Sensual World
Interior Vs. Exterior, Part One
Interior Vs. Exterior, Part Two
Interior Vs. Exterior, Part Three
Interior Vs. Exterior, Part Four
Points of View
Performances
Camera Movement and Mise En Scéne
Visual Abstraction
Subtitles
On
Off
Tarkovsky Interviews
Introduction by Vlada Petric
Tarkovsky on Andrei Rublev
What is Art?
Advice to Young People
Driving Through the City
Conclusion
Timeline
Color Bars