Russian Ark
Aleksandr Sokurov / RU, 2002 / 95 min.
In Russian Ark Alexander Sokurov takes his audience on a journey through three centuries of Russian history and art history. Shot in a single take of 96 minutes, he leads the viewers through the 33 halls of the Hermitage in St. Petersburg.
This film is programmed as second bill of the special Virtual Reality and the Myth of Total Cinema.
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Screened as part of the film programme accompanying Alejandro González Iñárritu”s ground-breaking VR installation CARNE y ARENA, presented by the Eye Filmmuseum.
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Details
Director
Aleksandr Sokurov
Production year
2002
Country
RU
Original title
Russkij kovcheg
Length
95 min.
Subtitles
NLD
Format
35mm
Part of
Extended Reality in Eye
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