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Decalogue 2002: Russian Ark
This event took place on Sun 25 April
Professor Ian Christie of Birkbeck College introduced the Decalogue 2002: Russian Ark event in April. In the video above he talks about some of the reasons why the film was such a milestone, explores director Sokurov’s vision for the film and charts the filmmaking history of one of Russia’s most respected contemporary directors.
More Decalogues:
Decalogue 2001: Mulholland Drive | Decalogue 2003: Touching the Void
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