Oriental Elegy (1996) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Oriental Elegy about?
Oriental Elegy is a documentary. An elderly woman in a fishing village in Japan interacts with a displaced spirit. The spirit wanders through the community, encountering various ancient souls. They recount stories of daily life, loss, and tragedy. The woman’s distracted demeanor prompts reflections on happiness. Each encounter offers insight into the lives of the peasant community. Directed by Aleksandr Sokurov, the film runs for 45 minutes. It combines Russian and Japanese languages and examines personal narratives from a feudal-era setting.
When was Oriental Elegy released?
Oriental Elegy was released in 1996.
How long is Oriental Elegy?
Oriental Elegy has a runtime of 45 minutes.
What genre is Oriental Elegy?
Oriental Elegy is classified as Culture, Philosophy.
What topics does Oriental Elegy cover?
Oriental Elegy explores topics including life-stories.