Russian Ark - Official Trailer
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2016
- Alexander Sokurov’s spellbinding masterpiece #RussianArk is a multi-award winning film consisting of one unbroken camera shot that moves through St. Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum. It’s a staggering work of art, an impressive technical feat that is also cinematic poetry of the first order.
As Sokurov’s camera glides through 33 rooms of the Hermitage, moving in and out of cathedral-like galleries, opulent ballrooms and shadowy corridors and workrooms, three centuries of Russian history and European art are compressed into a single 96 minute shot.
In the dreamlike journey, an unseen modern filmmaker (voiced by Sokurov) is joined by a somewhat scornful French diplomat, the Marquis de Custine (Sergey Dreiden). We see the great paintings of El Greco, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Rubens and others in the Hermitage treasure trove, discussed by the Marquis and other aficionados. At the same time, as if in a nightmare, we keep getting glimpses of Russian history: Peter the Great manhandling a general; Russia’s last Czar, Nicholas II, dining with his family before the revolution or receiving emissaries from Persia; and Catherine the Great attending an opera and desperately running around in search of a restroom - or later wandering out into a snowy courtyard.
An extraordinary film, one that, like the museum itself, captures and shows three centuries of Russian culture and history in all its beauty, confusion, terror and majesty.
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“We’ll take a break when this shot is done”
They must have rehearsed this A LOT before breaking out the camera!
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@@inkheart151 There is a great (90 min) making-of of this movie. I think I have seen it on YT. The filming had to be done with a lot of time pressure. It was the last chance they could possibly shoot it. At they succeeded.
How did this not win an Oscar for best cinematography
@vann tedd Nonsense! I can't speak for the Academy, but I went to a perfectly normal American public school, where we spent several months studying Russian history, starting with the founding of Novgorod and ending with the Revolution. It was the antithesis of everything you assume about Westerners and Americans in particular being obsessed with the Cold War and nothing else.
@vann tedd Because the Oscars is a competitive field. It's a privilege to even snag a nomination alone.
@The Small Lebowski - "Parasite" isn't a Western film and it won 4 Oscars, including Best Picture.
@@AmandaFromWisconsin That's the first time in history something like that happened. And it's not even the first movie he made that's deserving of an oscar (over everything else in those years)
the oscars is america centered
The entire feature length narrative film is done in one Steadicam shot. That must have been exhausting for the operator.
AxemanTitan it was the film was dubbed cause all you heard was the cameramen cursing the director and they did two dress rehearsals
All I'm imagining is someone sneezing near the end of the movie.
silencia08 I’m glad I’m not in it. I have hay fever.
There are numerous mistakes in the film, which in some places add to the charm. They closed the Museum for something like a week to do this, ran out of time, and had to do the entire third take come hell or high water. This movie is incredible. It's far better than most artsy films.
It took 5 attempts
John Petrov idk man. i love his movie "Father and Son" better
The original cut of the film had far worse than sneezing. The direction staff could be heard off camera cursing at each of the mistakes. The final film is actually mixed over with new sound to mask them all.
Those pretty girls running thru a corridor seems like fairies!!!😍😍😍😍😍
@VegaAtLea Less i believe that depends on who's judging or watching
I agree !
Pedofails
That’s the point.
Cause they're ballet dancers....You can see it by the way the move, nobody else moves like this
legend says the cameraman's arm still got spasm till this vr moment
It's cool how they managed to stay in character in one single take, I would have ruined that movie with a nervous tic 🤣
The thing about being an actor means that you can improv too. So even if you do mess up, you sort of just spin it around and make it matter.
In italiano
Editor: So when do u want to cut?
Director: No
The girls in the that were running looked like nymphs or greek goddesses, am I the only one you thought of that?❤
No, the director of the film was thought of this too.
@@cianakril oh!! Thats so cool!❤
I came across the movie by accident early one morning on tv. I was fortunate to catch it from the beginning. After watching for about five minutes I had become completely mesmerized. At the very end of the film during the exit I stood up in my den, by myself, and applauded. ‘Russian Ark’ is one of the most impressive films I have ever had the pleasure of seeing.
I saw it in the theater, mostly out of a lack of anything else to do, with zero idea of what is was about. Had a very similar reaction. For a film with no dialogue, it sure says a lot!
I watched this film 2 weeks ago and ive been constantly thinking about it since.
Me too!
I want to kind of watch this movie but I just can't seem to make up my mind...is it actually worth watching?
Anhelic101 Angel I thought so. The beauty of the museum alone makes it worth watching.
Same here. Like 10 years ago.
@@helli5057 not for everyone. It’s art, not entertainment.
One of the most amazing films I have ever seen. Amazing cinematography. Beautifully done.
I want to visit Russia. I would love to learn to speak Russian. Beautiful place, and beautiful people!
You're always welcome to our country! 🤗
Its not like in this video)))
I got to celebrate 55 in St Petersburg lively city enjoyed Moscow too
я тоже это хотел, я ещё не был в России но сейчас я учу русский язык и уже немного понимаю когда посмотрю русские видео здесь на ютубе хотя я ещё начинающий.
I also wanted that, I still haven't been to Russia but I'm learning the language and already understand a little bit when watching Russian videos here on youtube although I'm still a beginner.
have you got your ticket?
0:56 listen to 3 orchestras for the price of one movie ticket
the Voice in your head 📈
Once you watch it, it will stay with you for the rest of your life. Truly a masterpiece.
This is an amazing film. Its not for everyone. I saw this when I was in college when I was working a night shift at a res-desk and was enthralled. I found it later and watched it with my mom. We both loved it.
Oh wow. I had the pleasure of spending a day at the Hermitage some 10 years ago and both the building and the artwork displayed are beyond compare. Gotta get my hands on that movie!
Mustve been very stressful for a 1 long take
It took three tries.
they also had only two days in total at the Eremitage and needed most of that for decoration
Indeed. My Butt kept falling asleep and had to pee but I stuck out. I didn't want to miss out in case something happened! Thank You.
Imagine being the one person who causes the take to stop?! 🤪
Beautiful piece of Russian history. ❤
русские настолько безумны,что фильм снятый одним кадром , они действительно сняли одним кадром
🤣🤣🤣
I love Russia. I love this film.
And Russia love vodka
Putin not so much
I hope the Criterion Collection picks this up one of these days. It’s a beautifully crafted film, and the fact it was all done in one take…needs more attention!
When you are so organised with your preparations and instructions to the cast and attendant operatives that know their timing, words, actions and love of the project to want to make it communally work a dream 'one take' is a swan floating along a glittering stream through a paradise garden. No editing is needed to this magnificent mesmeric dream.
There should be an award for film logistics. Imagine the queue for the line of port-a-loos alone!
Watch this a few years back, loved it. So beautifully done.
It use to be on Netflix not anymore. Great film
Max Williams Great film? LMBAO. It was a interesting concept, but a great film? Umm...no.
the whole thing is on youtube
I’ve watched this a few years ago. And it is brilliant!!!!!
I saw this some years ago:
Very Well Made and Beautiful! 👍
I've seen this. It is beyond compare. I have a big collection of over 200 movies. I might have it on DVD. Thanks.
This was a masterpiece.
I saw this at the cinema - beautiful film.
The music is lovely. I have to watch this.
One of the Best movies ever filmed 💯
One of the best movies in my opinion.
Imagine if he wasn't rolling at the end
when you are too lazy to edit
edit 2024: Oh my God! I didn't even remember that I have wrote this comment 🤭 but just in case anyone was still wondering: YES, I was joking 😅
When you are bold enough to do something that still stands as a monumental filmmaking achievement.
Man, you know nothing about cinema
@@nadooor2007 guys, maybe she was just joking.
@@JustinZarian woosh
I'm no cinema whiz but a film with a single take needs extra effort than frame by frame take. Editing frame by frame take is no joke itself but a single take movie is beyond amazing. The details wow
Looks awesome.
This was mesmerizing.
Great work🍦
russian innovation at its finest.
I almost want to see this!
This is beyond impressive, god damn
I’m sure the film editor had a fun time with this one.
How did they do a whole movie in a single take?
Katy Katastrophe a helluva lot of planning.
Desire and talent.
Aldrin Iglésias that too.
Aldrin Iglésias If you decided to make a film that was filmed in one shot... would you do it.
Not pressing the stop button
Did they change the white balance of the picture. I remember it having more yellow lighting.
Lovely movie.....it's like a magic trip in time and space
This is probable the best movie I have seen in the last 20 years.
Awesome
Valery Gergiev....Yaaaaas !!!
Now THIS is revolutionary cinema...
Timecode was made with four single-shot takes (four points of view at once). And that was in 2000.
You misspelled "Timecop" and got everything else wrong too
@@playbackproductions1 Look it up. www.imdb.com/title/tt0220100/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_31
Magistral movie!
Great Concept!!
It is actually based on a real story, however, there are many inaccurate points in the movie. I don't disagree though, that the movie is indeed wonderful. I love watching it, just keeping in mind that things were not exactly this way. The cinematography is the absolute best, though !!
the most aesthetic film ive ever seen
¡Extraordinario!
The logistics on this must have been a nightmare
Wonder how many times they checked the camera to see if it was recording!
Not the ark, but the Titanic. The orchestra still plays, but in the fireboxes of the boilers, which are not shown here, the sea water is supplied rather than coal.
Great
Great to watch while you’re reading something like War and Peace.
The film's producer was very happy, as he had saved a ton of money on a film editor. 🙂
bravo Russians ! is it on CZcams ?
Amazing i love flim
Love the podcast episode of the film on "heavyweight"
takes you on a joutney you'll never forget.
Excelente, muy excelente película, donde el único protagonista es la Historia de Rusia.
La recomiendo en este 2020 y para el futuro.
I never believed I could be hypnotized. Then I watched _Russian Ark._
(Oh - and apparently time travel's a real thing, too!)
1:43 careful, you don't wanna lean back and catch your wig on fire.
Este filme é quase milagroso!!!!
Whenever i see Alejando Inarritu's film Birdman It kinda reminds me of this movie.
धेरै राम्रो
Please, what is the name of Waltz Music ?
Impecable e imperdible.amantes del.cine VEANLAAAAA
Is there anywhere online to stream the entire official movie?
TerraFormaStudio just put name in Russian Русский Ковчег on utube and see it
Wow, was this palace totally restored for this movie? And when one thinks russian one does think white. Would still love to see the movie tho. These period movies always seem romantic to me. The scenery, the clothes, the entire ambience just lends itself to romance.
This movie hacked my brain.
it is a masterpiece but deserves a much better image quality. No Full HD or 4K resolution out yet? I thought modern upscalers could do this?
Love the diversity
Una grannnn obras a de arte de nuestros tiemppsss
Can anyone tell me who was the actress who played the girl in the hall with only darker hair? Please
Pure cinema
This is how you make a movie, Damn Mendes
woah
"What do you mean you forgot to press record button???"
Um dos impérios mais gloriosos que existiram, pena ser as custas da miséria do povo
So I mean this in the best way possible . . . I visited The Hermitage and even though it was mindblowing, it was soooo dirty. I mean, visible, thick dust on everything. As if it hadn't been cleaned in decades. It even smelled bad. No doubt everything was cleaned up and down for this movie, and I'm happy to see it. The Hermitage is really a world treasure, glad to see it gleaming.
I saw this film.
This movie is listed in guardian's best 100 movies of 21st century
The first live action movie made on neither photographic film or videotape
little girl in picture holding the sick, altered or original?
Has @Bernadette Banner seen this? I'd like her review of the costumes
This sounds like a great drinking game. Take a shot of vodka every time they fuck up.
They did like 3 takes, and the last one is the one which became the movie.
Jonathan Goldstein brought me here
Same!
Same here!
After this movie I feel the need of reading about russian history.
You can start with Pushkin, Gogol or any other classic. They portrait historically accurate culture, as well as specific slavery culture and many other things
Caramba, a Sandra Orlow está neste filme
The original single shot movie.
If you want, you can read "War and Peace " by Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy. I don't know the reason for hatred amongst my contemporaries. So many dance, love, war.
Я не плачу, это всего лишь стекло
( поймут те, кто знает, что с ними случилось в конце)
What’s the plot?