2007-03-26 // 10:10:39
joster
Thanks for the link, that's an interesting read (particulary the last part about the lack of respect for the profession). I guess you already own the book "Instant Light - Tarkovsky Polaroids" (2004, reprinted in 2006), if not it's well worth checking out. Myself I hold Sven Nykvists work from "Offret" as a class of it's own. There's this one scene where Otto (Allan Edwall) turns on a lamp in a cold and kind of hostile room and all that changes for a moment or two from the warm light - until Alexander (Erland Josephson) turns it off again. That scene right there was the one that made me go into film studies.

Sorry for rambling and, once again, thanks for the link!

2007-03-24 // 11:56:40
joster
Beautiful and dreamy, what a nice tribute to my fav director. This makes me want to watch Nostalghia again and again!

^ Nostalghia is one of my fav movies, and Tarkovskij a great master indeed... I had the chance to meet his cinematographer, Giuseppe Lanci, seven years ago; it was an awesome experience !

^ Please check this out... »link

2007-03-12 // 14:48:12
inkaust
sir? :o(

but at least i remember well :o)

2007-03-12 // 13:18:50
inkaust
beautiful. i'm not sure if i remember correctly but was there a sort of a lake inside the building?

^ Yes sir, it was a recreated landscape with a lake...