Andrei Rublev (1966)

Excellent historical reenactment reminiscent, at times, thorough bill another great Russian filmmaker, Eisenstein, in his latest epic work (Alexander Nevsky; Ivan The Terrible).
It is important the peculiar psychological study of characters by Tarkovsky, but the narrative is excessively prolonged in some sequences where, though relevant, could have been replaced by others that enrich further the vision of that feudal society.

8/10