*Mon Dec 10, 8:00 PM
**CIN'ACUSMONIUM**
**Andrei Rublev by A. Tarkovsky**
Auditorium San Fedele, Via Hoepli 3/b, Milan*
Tickets €7 / €4 (presale recommended, only at the Auditorium)
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Second appointment of Cin'acusmonium, an opportunity to see Tarkovsky's film *Andrei Rublev* for the first time with an Acusmonium (an orchestra of 40 speakers) designed by Eraldo Bocca. A new synesthetic experience to enter more deeply into the universe of the Russian director. The purpose is not to create special sound effects or to add sounds not intended by the director. The Acusmonium contributes to making the image/sound unity more perceptible in the cinematic experience. The screening is preceded by an exhibition of ancient Russian icons at the Galleria San Fedele at 6:00 PM.
Acousmatic projection: *Dante Tanzi* and *Giovanni Cospito.*
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THE FILM. Eight moments from the life of the monk and icon painter *Andrei Rublev*, who lived between 1370 and 1430. A biography of one of the great Russian artists of the past treated like a fresco in which historical facts mix with reflections on the relationships between artist and power, artist and people. From historical representation, one continuously moves, in each of the eight episodes, to critical judgment, and the "realism," sometimes very raw, of the dramatic reconstruction, expands into the interpretation of certain problems of contemporary society (Il Mereghetti, 2006)."}