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'Artel' portrays one day in the life of a small fisher community in the north of Russia.
Artel is showing in 1 cinema in New York City - next screening Thursday 5 November at 16:00 at The Museum of Modern Art.
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Документальная пустота Сергея Лозницы. Кино, в течение которого не то что ничего не происходит: здесь нет и намёка на какой-либо подтекст, просто сухая чёрно-белая фиксация процесса подлёдной рыбной ловли группой местных мужиков. Посмотрев этот док, очень тяжело даже предположить, насколько в дальнейшем изменится стиль документалиста, что он сделает, например, тонкий и изобретательный «День Победы».
This beautiful nonfiction essay by the highly versatile, aesthetically inspired Sergei Loznitsa portrays mid-winter life in a remote coastal village. Focusing on fishermen digging through frozen waters to lay their nets, the documentary aspects are interesting enough (a study of quotidian resilience and determination in the frozen North), but it's Loznitsa's poetic sensibility that makes this thirty-minute meditation so captivating.
Artel portrays one day in the life of a small fisher community in the north of Russia.
Artel was directed by Sergei Loznitsa in 2006, known for his observational style and nonfiction essays.
Artel has a runtime of 30 minutes.
