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Wednesday May 4, 2011

Day: May 4, 2011

Features

Andrei Tarkovsky’s Mirror viewed through Gilles Deleuze’s ‘time-image’

Kierran Horner
May 4, 2011
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By Kierran Horner. Tarkovsky saw himself as a creator of temporal filmic images. In his published ruminations on film, Sculpting in Time; Reflections on the Cinema, he asserts the creation of a real cinematic picture as: ‘…faithfully recording on film the time which flows on beyond the edges of the […]

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