Documentary by Michal Leszczylowski - 16'
Language: english
Subtitles: spanish
The editor Michal Leszczylowski offers a personal view of the Russian director. Despite not being too extensive, he offers lots of information: the problems that occurred with the French laboratory to prepare copies of the Sacrifice, how even sick Tarkovsky made sure everything was as he wanted, the problem with the dubbing of Adelaide, veneration felt for Luis Buñuel's films or the relationship between editor and director.
Also here, he steaks tells us the movies he liked (Bresson, Antonioni, Fellini, Kurosawa, Wajda, Zanussi and Bergman), a story about the only time that Bergman and Russian director found his mastery of technical section, method work, the first version of Sacrifice lasted 3 hours and 10 minutes, how he worked with his team, conflicts with the cinematographer or how committed in every detail of production.
With numerous archival footage and the shooting of the film, is a perfect complement to the previous document, only from a personal point of view.