Aleksandr Sokurov (born June 14, 1951) is a Russian director of avant-garde and independent films that have won him international acclaim. Described as a heir to Tarkovsky, spare, gloomy and contemplative, he often blurs lines between image and world. His noticable trademark and style includes long, accurate shots of real painterly compositions, disorted field of view, zooms and use of wide angle lenses. Often plotless with emphasis on aesthetics
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⭐ 1The Diary of St. Petersburg: Kozintsev's Flat
⭐ 0And Nothing More
⭐ 5.7Russian Ark
⭐ 7.269Petersburg Elegy
⭐ 5.2Soviet Elegy
⭐ 4.9Alexander Sokurov. Temptation
⭐ 0Elegy of Life: Rostropovich, Vishnevskaya
⭐ 6.917Edward Shelganov visiting Sokurov
⭐ 0Voice of Sokurov
⭐ 6.5In One Breath: Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark
⭐ 6.7The Last Days of Humanity
⭐ 7.4We Need Happiness
⭐ 0An Example of Intonation
⭐ 8Alexander Sokurov: Questions about cinema
⭐ 5Robert. A Fortunate Life
⭐ 6.2Петербургский дневник: Квартира Козинцева
⭐ 0Francofonia
⭐ 6.651Kira
⭐ 0Film about the film
⭐ 0Elegy of a Voyage
⭐ 7.3The Knot
⭐ 6.8Sokurov
⭐ 0Oriental Elegy
⭐ 6.2Leningrad Retrospective
⭐ 4The Diary of St. Petersburg: Inauguration of the Monument to Dostoevsky
⭐ 0The Romanovs: Glory and Fall of the Czars
⭐ 6.2Simple Elegy
⭐ 5Moscow Elegy
⭐ 6.2A Soldier's Dream
⭐ 4.5Agnès Varda: From Here to There
⭐ 8.167The Art of Time
⭐ 0Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Lightning strikes a tall tree
⭐ 0VGIK: Teachers and Students Talk About the Profession
⭐ 0Voices in the Old Walls
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