• Landscape

  • Life, Autumn

Three Short Films By Sergei Loznitsa

In Conversation

  • Critic Neil Young writes on film for Sight & SoundMUBI NotebookThe Hollywood Reporter, and other publications.

Beautifully filmed, Life, Autumn presents a portrait of a small village in rural Russia, near the city of Smolensk, with its aging population. Despite the shortage of basic necessities, life carries on. In the strikingly visual, award-winning Factory, Loznitsa and his film crew observe the inner workings and rhythms at a factory during the course of one day. “Less is more for Landscape, an austere but absorbing formalist exercise consisting entirely of left-to-right tracking shots depicting people waiting for a bus in the Russian town of Okulovka” (Variety).

Films in this Screening

Life, Autumn

Sergei Loznitsa, Marat Magambetov, Russia, 1998

FILM DETAILS 
Print Info
  • B&W
  • DCP
  • 34 mins
source
  • Deckert Distribution

Factory

Sergei Loznitsa, Russia, 2004

FILM DETAILS 
Cinematographer
  • Sergei Mikhalchuk
  • Nikolai Evimenko
Print Info
  • Color
  • 35mm
  • 30 mins

Landscape

Sergei Loznitsa, Russia, 2003

FILM DETAILS 
Cinematographer
  • Pavel Kostomarov
Print Info
  • Color
  • 35mm
  • 60 mins
source
  • Deckert Distribution