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The Sacrifice (1986)

Alexander, a journalist, philosopher and retired actor, celebrates a birthday with friends and family when it is announced that nuclear war has begun.

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Jeremy M 01 Oct 2007

Why Andrei Tarkovsky, why must you be so awesome?

Lynda M 07 Apr 2009

It seems Tarkovsky and Bergman shared the same cast and crew. First I noticed Sven, then the guy from Fanny and Alexander, then a couple of Bergmans in the credits and before you know it, I was absorbed like Andrei usually does to me. I would like to say this is not his most visual film, if anything it is his weakest besides Ivan's Childhood, but the story is more potent than that of his higher visual films such as "The Mirror" and "Nostalghia" Like always though, it is a hard movie to understand but never the less, whether I got it or not, it is profound.

Andrey B 07 Apr 2017

The final sublime philosophical tale from Andrey Tarkovsky, riveting and brilliant. Themes of all films of Tarkovsky are metaphysical not excluding this one. You can ponder over these themes for a very long time after you have watched this film, for they are timeless.

Jack G 13 May 2008

how to make a profound work of poetic art, by Andrei Tarkovsky. No less than Bergman's collaborators could have made this such a great film, but it's the director's swan song all the way.

Ed Fucking H 28 Oct 2011

First Andrei Tarkovsky movie I've seen, and his final feature. Will definently be looking forward to seeing more of his movies in the near future.This one concerns a theatre critics birthday party amongst close family and friends. When a news broadcast announces that WWIII has begun and nuclear holocaust is imminent. the attendees at the part react in various ways. Most extreme is Alexander who offers to sacrifice his family, his house and his son for this to reverse itself. So much of why this film works is based on its extreme minimalist approach and the mood it evokes, making a plot synopsis that is much more descriptive of what this movie is irrelevent. Apparently there are only 115 shots in this movies 2.5 hour run time, with shots that go on from 6-8 minutes commonplace. The opening shot lasting 9+minutes. So if you don't want to watch a movie that moves really slowly you might want to avoid this one. The cinematography is perfect though, and the minimalist approach i found really emotive. Definently a must see for more adventurous film fans.