Trailer: "Russian Ark"
Russian Ark, a 2002 film directed by Alexander Sokurov, which was filmed using a single 96-minute Steadicam sequence shot in which the narrator travels from room to room of the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg seeing visions of three-hundred-years of Russian history.
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2 comments:
Oh, my...this looks splendid. What an achievement. I'll have to look for this as a rental.
A Russian friend of mine recommended this spectacular movie. I loved it and will probably rent it again from Netflix now that you've reminded me of it. Thank you.
Hallo, Wheeler, long time no see. Wie geht's?
Vale
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