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This is a complete filmography of Andrei Tarkovsky. Tarkovsky is a Russian film director who during his professional career directed seven critically acclaimed feature films.^[1] He also directed several student films and co-directed a documentary. He is also the author of numerous screenplays, both for his own films and for films by other directors, he directed two stage and one radio production and wrote a book on film theory. Tarkovsky was also the subject of several dozen documentaries and has been featured in numerous documentaries on the history of cinema or the art and craft of filmmaking.

Filmography

Year	English Title	Original Title	Country	Length	Ticket sales in the Soviet Union
1956	The Killers	Убийцы	Soviet Union	19 min
1959	There Will be No Leave Today	Сегодня увольнения не будет	Soviet Union	46 min
1961	The Steamroller and the Violin	Каток и скрипка	Soviet Union	46 min
1962	Ivan's Childhood	Иваново детство	Soviet Union	95 min	16.7 million^[2]
1966	Andrei Rublev	Андрей Рублёв	Soviet Union	205 min	2.9 million^[2]
1972	Solaris	Солярис	Soviet Union	165 min	10.5 million^[2]
1975	Mirror	Зеркало	Soviet Union	108 min
1979	Stalker	Сталкер	Soviet Union	163 min	4.3 million^[2]
1982	Voyage in Time	Tempo di Viaggio	Italy	63 min
1983	Nostalghia	Nostalghia	Italy	125 min
1986	The Sacrifice	Offret	Sweden	149 min

Screenplays

Year	English Title	Original Title	Co-writer(s)	Film
1956	The Killers	Убийцы	Ernest Hemingway (original author), Aleksandr Gordon	The Killers
1957	There will be no leave today	Сегодня увольнения не будет	Aleksandr Gordon, I. Makhov	There Will Be No Leave Today
1958	Concentrate	Концентрат
1959	Antarctica, far away land	Антарктида, далёкая страна	А. Besukhov, Oleg Osetinskiy
1960	The steamroller and the violin	Каток и скрипка	Andrei Konchalovsky	The Steamroller and the Violin
1961	Ivan's childhood	Иваново детство	Vladimir Bogomolov (original author), Mikhail Papava, Andrei Konchalovsky	Ivan's Childhood
1962	The passion according to Andrei	Страсти по Андрею	Andrei Konchalovsky	Andrei Rublev
1965	The first teacher	Первый учитель	Chinghiz Aitmatov (original author), Boris Dobrodeyev, Andrei Konchalovsky
1968	Sergey Lazo	Сергей Лазо	Georgi Malarchuk	Sergey Lazo
1968	Tashkent - bread city	Ташкент - город хлебный	Andrei Konchalovsky
1968-1975, 1984	The mirror (also known as Confession and A white, white day)	Ззеркало	Aleksandr Misharin	Mirror
1969	One chance in one thousand	Один шанс из тысячи	Leonid Kocharian	One chance in one thousand
1971	The end of the chieftain	Конец атамана		The end of the chieftain
1972	Solaris	Солярис	Stanisław Lem (original author), Fridrikh Gorenshtein	Solaris
1972	Light wind (Ariel)	Светлый Ветер	Alexander Beliaev (original author), Fridrikh Gorenshtein
1973	The ferocious line	Ллютый		The ferocious line
1975, 1984	Hoffmanniana	Гофманиана
1978	Stalker	Сталкер	Arkady and Boris Strugatsky (original authors)	Stalker
1978	Sardor	Сардор	Aleksandr Misharin
1978-1982	Nostalghia'	Ностальгия	Tonino Guerra	Nostalghia'
1979	Look out, snake!	Берегись! змей!		Look out, snake!
1984	The Sacrifice	Жертвоприношение		The Sacrifice

Stage productions

Year	Title	Composer/Playwright	Theater
1977	Hamlet	William Shakespeare	Lenkom Theatre, Moscow
1983	Boris Godunov	Modest Mussorgsky	Covent Garden, London

Radio productions

Year	Title	Remarks
1965	Полный поворот кругом	After the short story Turnabout by William Faulkner

Writings

Year	Title	Genre	Translated into English by
1987	Sculpting In Time	Film theory	Kitty Hunter-Blair
1993	Time Within Time: The Diaries 1970-1986	Autobiography	Kitty Hunter-Blair

References

General

Tarkovsky, Andrei (September 1999). William Powell (ed.). Collected Screenplays. Faber & Faber. ISBN 0571142664.

Specific

^ Georgaris, Bill. "Andrei Tarkovsky". They Shoot Pictures, Don't They?. Retrieved 2008-09-03. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Segida, Miroslava (1996). Domashniaia sinemateka: Otechestvennoe kino 1918-1996 (in Russian). Dubl-D. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)

[1] Georgaris, Bill. "Andrei Tarkovsky". They Shoot Pictures, Don't They?. Retrieved 2008-09-03. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)

[miroslava-2] Segida, Miroslava (1996). Domashniaia sinemateka: Otechestvennoe kino 1918-1996 (in Russian). Dubl-D. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)

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+This is a complete '''filmography''' of [[Andrei Tarkovsky]]. Tarkovsky is a Russian film director who during his professional career directed seven critically acclaimed feature films.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.theyshootpictures.com/tarkovskyandrei.htm|title=Andrei Tarkovsky|last=Georgaris|first=Bill|coauthors=Vicki Platt|publisher=They Shoot Pictures, Don't They?|accessdate=2008-09-03}}</ref> He also directed several student films and co-directed a documentary. He is also the author of numerous screenplays, both for his own films and for films by other directors, he directed two stage and one radio production and wrote a book on film theory. Tarkovsky was also the subject of several dozen documentaries and has been featured in numerous documentaries on the history of cinema or the art and craft of filmmaking.
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