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threads. This week on the show we continue our series with

Brett of Rev Left Radio and Amanda on the films of Andre Tarkovsky. You may know by

now that we've covered Stalker and Solaris and we bring you the first feature film directed by Tarkovsky and that is Ivan's Childhood. It was released in 1962.

Ivan's Childhood delves into World War II from the perspective of a young child who has lost his entire family and is now spying for the Soviet partisans and Red Army.

Brett and Amanda have been an incredible partner in this ongoing series helping me parse out

honestly films that scholars have spent decades talking about. I've grown a deeper

understanding of film and these sorts of films from the Soviet Union, Eastern Block and other areas.

It's really been a joy to have these ongoing conversations with Amanda and Brett.

I hope you enjoy this week's conversation on Ivan's

childhood. All right, well Brett and Amanda, thank you for coming back on the

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