Nathan Dunne's excellent Tarkovsky has been received a glowing review on Writers are Readers. Here is a quote from Noah Charney's review:

"Nathan Dunne’s Tarkovsky is the best and most important book written on the Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky... Dunne’s book, published by the elegant UK press Black Dog... is generously, lavishly illustrated. The essays are clear and intelligent. They will be ideal for true Tarkovsky devotees and film students, though it should be noted that they do not provide step-by-step exegeses of the films, and therefore are not suitable as annotations for those seeking a key to the symbolism. This is a film student’s film book about a film lover’s film maker. And future such books would do well to emulate this excellent example."
Writers are Readers

Read the full review here.

Tarkovsky has been reviewed in the latest issue of Inscape. Here is a quote from the review:

"The key to open a door to rich and penetrating studies."
Inscape

Tarkovksy has received some excellent praise this month. Scotish magazine The List has called our book 'the best film book out anywhere in the world at the moment' in a five star review. Here is another quote:

"Beautifully designed, annotated and written... with illuminating contributions... and some quite stunning pieces of re-evaluation by academic film theorists... this is a seminal text."
The List

Read the full review here.

Tarkovksy has also been book of the month in Sight and Sound, calling the book a 'beautifully illustrated anthology', and been reviewed in The Times, 'an impeccably erudite tome'.