The Sacrifice - Scene 5 - Chaos


Eu me lembro quando vi pela primeira vez este filme em 1986. Tinha acabado de ser lançado. Com esse filme, Tarkovsky abriu milhões de portinhas no meu cérebro. Sai do cinema in transe. Eu amo cada cena desse filme maravilhoso. Especialmente essa seqüência que coloco aqui no blog. Para os que não conhecem esse trabalho, notem que beleza de fotografia.  
Eu estou amando assistir The Sacrifice novamente.  


http://youtu.be/s-I7EexTIVw

(Uma curiosidade:. a abertura do vídeo da musica Losing My Religion do REM faz uma homenagem ao início de uma cena desse filme)

I remember when I first saw this film in 1986, it had just came out. It blew my mind. I love everything about it. Specially this sequence. Absolute genius. I am loving watching it again. http://youtu.be/s-I7EexTIVw 

(fun fact: the opening of the video of the song Loosing My Religion from REM pays an homage to the beginning of this scene.)





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