Blue Rose (2021)
While many people perceive flowers as a purely decorative phenomenon, the author of this film is confident that studying the world of flowers provides an opportunity to explore the nature of beauty and its commodification in the modern world. Blue Rose is a documentary essay that takes you through an intercontinental flower auction in the Netherlands, Japan's crazy scientific experiments, a pagan celebration in a Spanish town, and the nostalgic Soviet photo archives of the family garden. The Blue Rose reminds us that the ephemeral nature of flowers is deceiving, and a closer look at them can teach an important lesson about the world in which we live.
Director: Olga Korsun
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 50 min
Release Date: September 9, 2021
Screenplay
- Olga Korsun (Screenplay)
Cinematography: Sasha Kulak
Country: Russia
Language: Pусский
Original Language: ru
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Blue Rose about?
- While many people perceive flowers as a purely decorative phenomenon, the author of this film is confident that studying the world of flowers provides an opportunity to explore the nature of beauty and its commodification in the modern world. Blue Rose is a documentary essay that takes you through an intercontinental flower auction in the Netherlands, Japan's crazy scientific experiments, a pagan celebration in a Spanish town, and the nostalgic Soviet photo archives of the family garden. The Blue Rose reminds us that the ephemeral nature of flowers is deceiving, and a closer look at them can teach an important lesson about the world in which we live.
- Who directed Blue Rose?
- Blue Rose was directed by Olga Korsun.
- How long is Blue Rose?
- Blue Rose has a runtime of 50m (50 minutes).
- What genre is Blue Rose?
- Blue Rose is a Documentary film.
- Where was Blue Rose produced?
- Blue Rose was produced in Russia.