This is a cooperative analysis by Lea Celik Sommerseth Shaw of the Cinematic philosophers Tarkovsky and Bergman, who invented languages, true to the nature of film, and life, two cinematic giants whose profound explorations of the human condition continue to inspire awe and contemplation. This work is dedicated to their unwavering artistic commitment, their unflinching gaze into the depths of the human soul, and their enduring legacies which have shaped the landscape of cinema.

Their unique visions, while distinct in style, converge in their shared capacity to evoke profound existential questions and to portray with remarkable sensitivity the complexities of human experience. May their films continue to resonate with viewers for generations to come, sparking discussions, prompting introspection, and illuminating the intricacies of the human spirit in all its beauty and fragility. This is a tribute to their singular genius and their enduring impact on the world of film. Further, I dedicate this work to all those who find solace, understanding, or inspiration in the enigmatic worlds these masters created on celluloid, forever capturing glimpses of humanity's dreams and anxieties. The enduring power of their work is a testament to the power of cinema and its ability to touch our souls.

Lea Celik Sommerseth Shaw an Independent Cultural Entrepreneur, Creative Director, Art Director and Curator, who sometimes writes, directs and do Independent works in different creative fields she works on, here writes on Tarkovsky and Bergman whom she had brief encounter with before Hasselblad and moving to London to study Gallery management. The Philosophy has always been part of her works and she describe Tarkovsky as the Existentialist Philosopher of life, a parallel view of two cinema prayers reflecting life by faith and philosophy, follow Lea on her official site for her forthcoming works leasommersethshaw.com