About
Alexander Sokurov is a highly regarded Russian filmmaker known for his unique and visually stunning films. He is celebrated for his experimental style and philosophical depth. Sokurov's most notable works include *Russian Ark* (2002), a feature film famously shot in a single, unedited take within the Hermitage Museum, and *Faust* (2011), which won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.
Career Timeline
'Mother and Son' Acclaim
Gains international attention with 'Mother and Son,' showcasing his visual style.
'Russian Ark' Release
Releases 'Russian Ark,' a groundbreaking single-take film, gaining widespread recognition.
'Faust' Wins Golden Lion
Wins the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival for 'Faust,' solidifying his reputation.
Continued Film Work
Continues to make films, exploring themes of history and culture.
Legacy as Visionary Director
His experimental style and philosophical depth continue to earn him respect.
Influential Filmmaker
Remains a highly regarded Russian filmmaker, celebrated for his unique cinematic vision.
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Last updated: February 24, 2026