Title and credits from screen.

Originally released as a motion picture in 1975.

Full screen (1.37:1).

Features: New 2K digital restoration with uncompressed monaural soundtrack; Andrei Tarkovsky: a cinema prayer (a 2019 documentary about the director by his son Andrei A. Tarkovsky); The dream in the mirror (a new documentary by Louise Milne and Sean Martin); New interview with composer Eduard Artemyev; Ostrova: Georgiĭ Rerberg = Islands: Georgy Rerberg (a 2007 documentary about the cinematographer); Archival interviews with Tarkovsky and screenwriter Alexander Misharin; New English subtitle translation; An essay by critic Carmen Gray and the 1968 film proposal and literary script by Tarkovsky and Misharin that ultimately developed into Mirror.

Director of photography, Georgiĭ Rerberg ; editor, L. Feĭginova ; music, Eduard Artemʹev.

Margarita Terekhova, I. Danilʹt͡sev, L. Tarkovskai͡a, A. Demidova, A. Solonit͡syn, N. Grinʹko, F. I͡Ankovskiĭ, O. I͡Ankovskiĭ.

Narrated by I. Smoktunovsky ; poetry reader, Arseni Tarkovsky.

"A subtly ravishing passage through the halls of time and memory, Andrei Tarkovsky's sublime reflection on twentieth-century Russian history is as much a poem composed in images, or a hypnagogic hallucination, as it is a work of cinema. In a richly textured collage of varying film stocks and newsreel footage, the recollections of a dying poet flash before our eyes, his dreams mingling with scenes of childhood, wartime, and marriage, all imbued with the mystical power of a trance. Largely dismissed by Soviet critics on its release because of its elusive narrative structure, Mirror has since taken its place as one of the director's most renowned and influential works, a stunning personal statement from an artist transmitting his innermost thoughts and feelings directly from psyche to screen"--Container.

Blu-ray, region A; 1.37:1 aspect ratio; LPCM monaural.

Russian dialogue with optional English subtitles.