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@@Gingerwhale You're very welcome Gingerwhale and I share your assessment of the film as well. All the best to you!

For sure, quiet and far from flashy, but utterly spectacular in its subdued and intimate portrayal of disaffection and disenchantment.

@@BILLY.EMERY. Glad to hear that, Billy! And that's a beautiful resume of the films main features. I'll pin your comment for others to see it. All the best.

@@elianproductions5128 I've watched the DVD version by Artificial Eye many years ago, but you also got a Bluray by Vinegar Syndrome and Big World Pictures, I think.

@@PlanSéquenceFilmArt thanks!! Im going to try to search it up

@@Kimberlithe It is, without a doubt a wonderful film. Thank you too for coming by and leaving your thoughts, Chabaka.

@@thessaloniki9653 Thank you for sharing your experience with the films and process of Angelopoulos. He truly is one of the defining filmmakers of the past half century and one of my personal favourites. A hugely influential and remarkable artist.

@@user-ms8hz7ui3i Unfortunately that's the fate for a creator on this platform nowadays. Either you censor yourself or RUclips will forcibly censor you, if it goes against their guidelines, which can sometimes be somewhat ludicrous. This is a magnificent film, a veritable work of art, that deserves to be discovered by all people in its entirety.

@@PlanSéquenceFilmArt maybe 2024 until 2068 will be the same with this strict censorship? just like the past. the history repeating itself again and again.

@@_diogo_lima Absolutely, Diogo. Thanks for the support, as usual. Looking forward to see more content from you as well!

You're very welcome, my friend. All the best to you.

@@animalblundetto6510 Well, that's unfortunate. What didn't you appreciate in it, if I may ask?

@@manumyon7999 Thanks Manu Myon, glad you have appreciated it. Cheers.

@@brandonhamaguchi Who knows? I'll leave that for you to decide. However, one can also ask, does it change the emotion you feel in that scene? Cheers.

@@artophile7777 ありがとう、友達

@@registered_dodo1743 Haha, nice one mate, it's the wonders of international cinema exploration I guess? Cheers!

@@drag0n856 And quite deservedly, what an amazing artist she was in so many ways.

@@the3rdpillblog934 Really intend to explore more Japanese cinema in the future. Hopefully Sound in the Mist will get a proper re-release in the upcoming years, it truly is one remarkable film.

@@deathdoor It truly is, hopefully that will change in a near future, efforts are underway...

@@evilsouth5053 Saludos, compañero! Hope the video sparks your curiosity and entice you to explore their works. All the best, mate!

@@laikakhan1313 Hey mate. I've cited "Sculpting in Time" multiple times during my other videos on Tarkovsky's Nostalghia and Zerkalo, together with Arseny's poems too. I also talk more extensively about "Sculpting in Time" in my "10 Film Books" video, since it is one of the defining books on Cinema for me. All the best to you, buddy.

Yes.

@@joaotome7916 Sou pois, o meu sotaque "tuga" certamente traíu-me...

@@grujber7342 Why did you dislike it so much, Grujber?

It insists upon itself

@@grujber7342 Could you ellaborate on that?

I couldn't even finish it

@@armanddeperdussin3897 Quite annoyed by the user's lack of awareness regarding the fact that this was one of the first videos done for this channel. Cut us some slack please! All the scenes from all the movies presented here were out of order.

@@saneman751 Me too, man!

Hi Ana, thank you so much for your appreciation! This is not the last part, there is at least a Part 3 coming, but I've been postponing it with the many other uploads that got in the way. Hopefully I'll do that in 2024. Thanks again and wish you the best!

Thank you very much, sir.

Hey my friend, someone recommended me this film some time ago with a comment on this channel, wasn't that you? I think it was! But thanks for those suggestions, I'll certainly give it a look when I have the time. All the best!

My pleasure! Also if you are going to checkout Aravindan, do watch Kummatti. I don't remember if I have recommended you Nanpakal before 🤔 Anyway I loved that film 😇 Also do not forget Don Palathara 😍

Glad to find Malayalam reccs here, I would also add the works Adoor Gopalakrishnan into this list.

@@UwUO-OUwU Definitely will be talking about Gopalakrishnan in the future, mate. Cheers!

Yes, it's carefree entertainment old-school style but with a modern vibe and striking cinematography. I think you might appreciate it. I'm doing well, just extremely busy lately. But there's something special coming soon...

Thanks for the commenr, my friend.

Yes, absolutely, Kazi! Cheers!

They appear in several of Angelopoulos films, The Suspended Step of the Stork too, and they have specific symbolism which I'll explore later on.

Whatever symbolism they might carry...they themselves look so ......mystic. They had their own beauty in an inexplicable way. Tarkovsky also explored things in his films which are beautiful in their own way. Critics later themselves made symbolism and metaphors. That's why according to Tarkovsky his films were best understood by children who don't judge or conclude.

@@feriwaala6316 Yes, that's very true, but in Angelopoulos, these men either perform specific tasks, or appear in thematically connected moments of the same nature. Once one understands that, the meaning of their appearance, together with the intrinsic beauty and appeal of their presence, acquires an even greater power. Cheers.

Indeed, such an astounding film work.

Спасибо, мой друг.

Hey Wolf Mike, your comment is the kind of interaction that really leaves me quite joyful. The fact that I managed to introduce you to a film you haven't heard about or seen really justifies and reinforces the reason why I produce this kind of content, so thanks for sharing that with me. All the best, my friend.

Hey Sudheendra, glad you have enjoyed and thanks for the feedback, I always welcome any suggestions that might help me improve the content here, so I'm really grateful. All the best, my friend.

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I read mostly books on Film but I learned a lot about world cinema with Sight & Sound and concerning cinematography specifically, American Cinematographer is also pretty good.

You're quite welcome, my friend, and you're definitely right regarding the role of the holy fool in Tarkovsky's oeuvre. All the best.

Ma to na celu przyciągnięcie młodych ludzi do odkrycia czegoś nieznanego i wyrafinowanego, przyjacielu! 🤫

Thanks. I sure can, there are so many obscure and little known masterworks from that region. I'll tap into that in a near future video, stay tuned buddy. Cheers.

Oh man, there's so much to discover from Eastern Europe, it's a boundless microcosmos of Cinema. I'll be sure to make some more recommendations in the future. Cheers.

recommendations would be great . thanks for making these videos you have great taste in movies.

@@jimyhustle Thanks, all the best to you, my friend.

Yep, that sounds quite fair to my ears. Thanks for the input, mate.

Thank you for your appreciation and impassioned response, dear Nabeel. I'm glad you have found these videos helpful or informative in some way. I too agree that Tarkovsky was an artist without comparison, with a very singular vision, and definitely a spiritual man. All the best to you my friend.

Hey Andrew, thanks for the comment and I totally agree with you. Most thriller and horror films tend to lose much of their power after one or two decades, but this film has a little less than 40 years and is still chilling from beginning to end. It hasn't turned out cheesy or cheap, remains startling and realistic as when it came out and that says much about it, I think. Cheers.