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Russian Ark

Cast

Sergei Dreiden, Mariya Kuznetsova, Leonid Mozgovoy, Maxim Sergeev View All


Crew

Aleksandr Sokurov (Director), Aleksandr Sokurov (Writer), Anatoly Nikiforov (Writer) View All

Release: May 22nd, 2002
Runtime: 1 hour, 39 minutes
A French marquis wanders through a vast labyrinth of corridors, theaters and ballrooms at a reception for a Persian ambassador.
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Finally got around to seeing this one after hearing so much about it from true film wonks for years. And you obviously have to be impressed by the ambitious nature of the film. What an incredible ...

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Iroquois
Though the prospect of floating through Russian history does not sound like the most exciting way to spend ninety minutes, it is lent a surprisingly deft framing device in having it not only take place for the point of view of a narrator who thinks he is dreaming but also by having him interact with....
MovieMad16
Overall: Russian Ark is a must-see film for studying purposes, or because of its such a crucial film in cinematic history.
DalekbusterScreen5
Overall, Russian Ark is a terrible film that could have benefitted from a time travel plot with a time traveller character than what we have instead.


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