Art of Cinema on Instagram: "Andrei Tarkovsky’s Ivan’s Childhood (1962) is a hauntingly poetic portrait of war seen through the eyes of a boy. Visually striking and emotionally stark, it explores innocence lost amid the devastation of World War II, blending dreamlike imagery with harsh realism. In a strange twist of history, the film accidentally aired on Cartoon Network one morning in 2009, when the channel’s signal was briefly switched with Turner Classic Movies."

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Persistence Of Cinema on Instagram: "Voyage in Time (1983) is a documentary featuring Russian filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky and Italian screenwriter Tonino Guerra as they travel through Italy scouting locations and discussing art, cinema, and life. Blending travelogue with intimate conversation, the film offers rare insights into Tarkovsky’s philosophy of filmmaking, his views on other artists, and his contemplative approach to beauty and existence. It’s both a portrait of a great director and a me