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* JerkassWoobie: Kirill insults his fellow monks, senselessly beats his loyal and friendly dog to death in a fit of rage, and spitefully informs on a jester for telling ribald jokes about the Boyars (resulting in the imprisonment and torture of the poor jester). Over a decade later, Kirill returns and confesses that he acted the way that he did because he was driven mad by jealousy over his lack of artistic talent (especially in comparison to Andrei Rublev), and spends the rest of his life atoning for his sins by copying scriptures by hand while abjectly begging Andrei and other monks for forgiveness.
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* JerkassWoobie: Kirill insults his fellow monks, senselessly beats his loyal and friendly dog to death in a fit of rage, and spitefully informs on a jester for telling ribald jokes about the Boyars (resulting in the imprisonment and torture of the poor jester). Over a decade later, Kirill returns and confesses that he acted the way that he did because he was driven mad by jealousy over his lack of artistic talent (especially in comparison to Andrei Rublev), Andrei, and spends the rest of his life atoning for his sins by copying scriptures by hand while abjectly begging Andrei and other monks for forgiveness.
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** Although he also has a very brief scene in the final act of the film, Rolan Bykov shines as the skomorokh (jester) in the film's first act.
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** Although he also has a very brief scene in the final act of the film, Rolan Bykov shines as the "skomorokh" skomorokh (jester) in the film's first act.
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** Although he also has a very brief scene in the final act of the film, Rolan Bykov shines as the "skomorokh" (jester) in the film's first act.
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*JerkassWoobie: Kirill insults his fellow monks, senselessly beats his loyal and friendly dog to death in a fit of rage, and spitefully informs on a jester for telling ribald jokes about the Boyars (resulting in the imprisonment and torture of the poor jester). Over a decade later, Kirill returns and confesses that he acted the way that he did because he was driven mad by jealousy over his lack of artistic talent (especially in comparison to Andrei Rublev), and spends the rest of his life atoning for his sins by copying scriptures by hand while abjectly begging Andrei and other monks for forgiveness.
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** Although he has a brief scene in the final act of the film, Rolan Bykov shines as the "skomorokh" (jester) in the film's first act.
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** Although he also has a brief scene in the final act of the film, Rolan Bykov shines as the "skomorokh" (jester) in the film's first act.
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** Yuri Nikulin, one of the most beloved actors and clowns in the Soviet Union, in his role as Patrikei the messenger.
** Although he has a brief scene in the final act of the film, Rolan Bykov shines as the "skomorokh" (jester) in the film's first act.
** Yuri Nikulin, one of the most beloved actors and clowns in the Soviet Union, in his role as Patrikei the messenger.
** Although he has a brief scene in the final act of the film, Rolan Bykov shines as the "skomorokh" (jester) in the film's first act.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: The great church bell is ringing!
* TearJerker: The cumulative impact of the film can do this.
* TrueArtIsAngsty: And HOW.
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* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: The great church bell is ringing!
* TearJerker: The cumulative impact of the film can do this.
* TrueArtIsAngsty: And HOW.
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* TearJerker: The cumulative impact of the film can do this.
* TrueArtIsAngsty: And HOW.
* TrueArtIsAngsty: And HOW.
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* TearJerker: The cumulative impact of the film can do this.
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* TearJerker: The cumulative impact of the film can do this.this.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The film opens with a mob attacking a man who is trying to create a flying machine. The machine takes off, crashes, and kills its driver. This incident is never referenced again.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: The great church bell is ringing!
* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible
* TrueArtIsAngsty: And HOW.
* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: The great church bell is ringing!
* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible
* TrueArtIsAngsty: And HOW.
