Rev Left Radio "Ivan's Childhood" by Andrei Tarkovsky: The Children are Always Ours...
Aug 26, 2024
Dive into the world of Tarkovsky's 'Ivan's Childhood' as the hosts unravel themes of innocence lost amidst war's horrors. They explore powerful symbolism, like trees and cobwebs, and reflect on the moral responsibility towards children affected by conflict. Rich discussions connect the film to real-world humanitarian crises, emphasizing the emotional toll on youth. The conversation touches on the complexities of partisan resistance and critiques the romanticization of war, calling for a commitment to nurturing and protecting the world's most vulnerable.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
The Innocence of War: Insights on 'Ivan's Childhood'
04:55 • 27min
Symbolism and Duality in 'Ivan's Childhood'
31:42 • 23min
The Emergence of Partisan Resistance in Historical Contexts
54:22 • 4min
War's Complex Realities
58:43 • 14min
Moral Obligation Towards Humanity's Children
01:12:41 • 4min
The Emotional Impact of War on Innocence
01:16:31 • 6min