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Francofonia (2015)

Master filmmaker Alexander Sokurov (Russian Ark) transforms a portrait of the world-renowned museum into a magisterial, centuries-spanning reflection on the relation between art, culture and power.

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Geoffrey Macnab 10 Nov 2016

This is graceful and provocative filmmaking. It works both as art history and as an account of wartime Paris under German occupation.

Kate Stables 07 Nov 2016

The portentous narration, restless visuals and whimsical ghost characters (an unexpected Night at the Museum-style Napoleon) combine to make a thoughtful case about the inevitable interweaving of art and war.

Leah Pickett 22 May 2016

This is disjointed and dreary, its power diluted by Sokurov's constant, self-important narration.

David L 13 Aug 2016

Love art, Love France, somewhat love Germany. Just have no clue what this movie is about other than Sokurov blabbering on and on with the ghosts of Napoleon and the French Revolution thrown in. Just an odd piece of work

Gonzalo Lira Galván 19 Jul 2016

Sokurov has great ability to get us interested in what's happening in spite of his unconventional narrative. [Full review in Spanish]