Young athletes, some barely past toddler age, train rigorously in a Soviet ice skating program, demonstrating their grace and determination on the rink.
Synopsis
Young athletes, some barely past toddler age, train rigorously in a Soviet ice skating program, demonstrating their grace and determination on the rink.
Synopsis
On a Soviet ice rink, young athletes glide and spin, their movements synchronized to music. 'Patience Labour,' directed by Aleksandr Sokurov, captures the dedication of these children, some just past toddler age, as they engage in rigorous training. The film forgoes interviews and dialogue, instead presenting a visual experience that emphasizes the physicality of the skaters. The focus remains on their artistry and commitment, reflecting the demanding nature of their sport within the context of a Soviet ice skating program.
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Why Watch
- See young athletes perform on ice.
- Find out about Soviet ice skating culture.
- Meet the next generation of skaters.
Did You Know
- The documentary is only 10 minutes long.
- It was directed by Aleksandr Sokurov in 1985.
- The film features very young children, some barely past toddler age.
- The production country is the Soviet Union.
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Who directed the documentary 'Patience Labour'?
Aleksandr Sokurov directed the documentary 'Patience Labour'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Patience Labour'?
The duration of 'Patience Labour' is 10 minutes.
In which country was 'Patience Labour' produced?
The documentary was produced in the Soviet Union (SU).
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