Alexander Sokurov
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The director of Russian Ark has accused Russia’s culture ministry of “unfriendliness and aggressiveness”
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4 out of 5 stars.In this sophisticated but playful cine-prose poem, Alexander Sokurov does for the Louvre what he previously did for the Hermitage in Russian Ark
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Alberto Barbera, the festival's new director, has said he wants a 'less glitzy' event this year
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He is the great Russian director who once shot a whole film in a single take. Aleksandr Sokurov talks to Steve Rose about Soviet spies, fallen dictators – and how he got Putin to fund his latest work
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Retail: A virtual dissertation on the human condition from Russian director Alexander Sokurov.
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JG Ballard applauds Alexander Sokurov's remarkable film portrait of Hirohito.
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The cinema has been around so long that the idea of a unique film is hardly credible. But Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark has every right to the claim. It's a 96-minute film shot in one take and, almost as amazingly, it seems impossibly effortless.
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A decade after the fall of the Soviet Union a new film is at last telling the truth about its founder's death. By Amelia Gentleman.
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