Andrei Rublev | Encyclopedia.com
ANDREI RUBLEVUSSR, 1969 Director: Andrei TarkovskyProduction: Mosfilm Studio (Moscow); black and white with a color sequence, 35mm, Cinemascope; running time: 185 minutes; length: 5180 meters.
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If you’re asking about Andrei Rublev the Tarkovsky film, there have been ongoing archival/restoration discussions in cinema circles about reconstructing or re-releasing Tarkovsky’s Andrei Rublev in its original form or with new restorations, as part of festival lineups and special screenings. For example, trade and press coverage in 2023–2025 highlighted such restoration efforts for classic films, including Andrei Rublev.[3][1]
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