Nostalghia (1983) Best Scene | Andrei Tarkovsky's Masterpiece | A Story About Pond | Hashtagalireza
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Hey , where i can watch full movie with english subtitles
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Do you know what piece is playing in the background?
Prelude and Fugue: No. 8 in E-Flat Minor, BWV 853 - Sviatoslav Richter
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And what does this scene mean?
i think it's about how rich people try to save poor/needy people from the misery, ignoring the fact they don't wanna be saved
The whole movie, Nostalghia, is about cultural barriers and the experiences and customs we grow up with at home that stick with us. It's about nostalgia for a place where you might have not been exactly happy or fulfilled, but where you spent a lot of time, especially formative years, with people that matter or mattered to you; nostalgia about home, even a broken home, for better or worse.
This allegory exemplifies this best, the man in the hole, although living in abject misery, does not want to be "saved" from the hole, as he had grown so accustomed to it that the act of "saving" would remove him from the very place where he had formed most of and his most treasured memories and experiences. Regardless of the quality of life there, home is home, and you're always going to get attached to it and miss it after leaving it.
It's funny that you guys are asking this in here, I assume you're not from eastern europe. :) I may be wrong but I believe Tarkovsky said that he does not expect westerns to get this, exactly because their "homes" are not "slimy ponds", the memories they have of childhood and home are not clouded in misery and poverty. I find it very amusing that at least in your case, this seems to be exactly what's happening. :) It's not about rich vs poor, it's about culture. The first time I saw this scene I laughed out the loud the moment the punchline came, it's just something you feel and understand immediately if you've lived on this side of the continent.
The muzak is obnoxious.