Publisher/White Space Gallery

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"Bright, bright day" is a photobook of Soviet film director Andrei Tarkovsky. Against the backdrop of Soviet arts and culture and profound spiritualism, Tarkovsky, though not prolific, created masterpieces that have left their mark on film history, including "Solaris," "The Mirror," and "Nostalgia." It's easy to see why he has so many enthusiastic fans who are captivated by his lyrical and artistic stories and the beauty of his visuals; the worldview he created is truly original. Even Japanese film director Akira Kurosawa, who was close to Tarkovsky, described him as having "an extremely keen sensibility." This book is a photobook published to coincide with an exhibition held to commemorate the 75th anniversary of his birth, and it consists of Polaroid photographs taken by Tarkovsky. The photographs, captured by a professional in the field of film, are nostalgic and truly beautiful. The editing by photographer Stephen Gill further enhances the book's appeal. English edition, first edition, published in 2007 (large stains around the spine of the cover).