Russian Ark (Dir. Alexandr Sokurov, 2002) as part of Film Series: Museums in MotionWednesday, November 2, 2016 - 6:30pmCollins CinemaRussian Ark is a unique journey through time and Russian history. Filmed entirely in the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Sokurov's breathtaking film recreates 300 years of history and culture and is the first entirely unedited, single-take, full-length feature film. (Source: BFI).
All films take place in Collins Cinema beginning at 6:00pm. In honor of the Davis’s newly installed permanent collections galleries, uncover the secret life of museums through this selection of recent cinematic masterpieces. These contemporary films pull back the curtain on unique, behind the scenes views of museum activities and characters, both real and imagined.
Generously supported by the Davis Museum Film Program Gift.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016 - 6:30pm
Collins Cinema
Russian Ark is a unique journey through time and Russian history. Filmed entirely in the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Sokurov's breathtaking film recreates 300 years of history and culture and is the first entirely unedited, single-take, full-length feature film. (Source: BFI).
All films take place in Collins Cinema beginning at 6:00pm. In honor of the Davis’s newly installed permanent collections galleries, uncover the secret life of museums through this selection of recent cinematic masterpieces. These contemporary films pull back the curtain on unique, behind the scenes views of museum activities and characters, both real and imagined.
Generously supported by the Davis Museum Film Program Gift.