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‘Imperium’ Review: Sergei Loznitsa Brings Together Nearly Three Hours of Italian Footage From the Early 1970s Covering…

‘Imperium’ Review: Sergei Loznitsa Brings Together Nearly Three Hours of Italian Footage From the Early 1970s Covering the Vastness of the USSR

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‘Imperium’ Review: Sergei Loznitsa Brings Together Nearly Three Hours of Italian Footage From the Early 1970s Covering…

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  1. Milaibrahim: it's surreal how everyday life becomes epic when shot so quietly and without commentary
  2. Kai: lovely to see Loznitsa tackling such a project, but after reading his previous work I'm still waiting for him to get as interested in subtlety as he is
  3. Arlo: loz didn't need to show every single reel, but there's something mesmerizing about watching the USSR's cracks start to form on screen anyway
  4. Reyesmarek: loznitsa is so much more than just a curator, he really lets that footage breathe. reminded me of those early vasily rozhdestvensky films
  5. Fractal Signal: love that Loznitsa is giving us this intimate look, not at some imposed narrative but just the raw footage of daily life. it's like we're witnessing it all for
  6. Mila: haven't seen anything like this since my grandfather came back from his time working in Moscow. wonder what kind of perspective Loznitsa brings to it, though - is he just
  7. Leo: loznița's long takes aren't just about filling time, are they?
  8. Adamr: i've been looking forward to this for ages, but after reading the piece i'm still unsure how he weaves it all together - are there distinct narrative threads or does it remain
  9. Aria: loved watching those early scenes, always felt like I was seeing something new even after multiple viewings but one thing still throws me off - how little sound design there is despite having
  10. Quiet Nomad: loznitsa's long takes are great, but do u think he needed almost three hours to make this point?
  11. Ivyt: reminds me of that time i saw dombrovsky's 'rate of the fire engine' in kiev - there was something in the way people moved through those vast spaces

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