Review of Russian Ark (2002) by Joshua Rothkopf for Time Out — 17 Aug 2006
The best style has a purpose to it, and Russian Ark, in its hypnotic, endless swirl, gets at a deep truth of the post-Soviet psyche, haunted by its legacy of czarist rule and Stalin-era sacrifice. The film is a sad home for ghosts.
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This review of Russian Ark (2002) was written by Joshua Rothkopf and published by Time Out on 17 Aug 2006.
Russian Ark has generally received very positive reviews.
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