A stunningly great experimental film, one long shot from start to finish, it's hard to imagine how it was done. The architectural space inside is magnificent, the structure is complex, there are many characters, and the costumes are extremely gorgeous. The ladies are beautiful, and the men are solemn and majestic. With the perspective of the camera (a contemporary filmmaker) and the man in black (a French diplomat in the seventeenth century) revisited the old place, we walked into the magnificent history of the Russian nation, we were fortunate to appreciate the precious works of art collected and displayed by the Russian monarchs of the past, and we also saw the reception of the Russian queen of the heyday to the envoys of various countries. The grand scenes and the luxurious and grand palace ball for thousands of people, in the extremely smooth shots, we have been shocked by the great and far-reaching Russian history and culture, but also by the director's superb scene scheduling and awesome photographers. The ability to move the mirror is astonishing! The lines also reflect the Russian nation's consistent and profound historical reflection and strong national sense of urgency.
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