The title of this video is extreme, but I have to agree that this simple sequence is ravishing and stands as a work of art. In his 1975 masterpiece "The Mirror" Andrei Tarkovsky paints a memory assemblage that is non-narrative, stream of consciousness, and autobiographical. It's what some call a "film-poem," blending scenes from his childhood with his present relationship with his mother, ex-wife and son. The house on fire image is especially stunning.