4.5K views · 45 reactions | Tchaikovsky (1970) The life and work of Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tschaikovsky is shown through his relationship with aristocratic art connoisseur Nadezhda Filaretovna von Meck. Director: Igor Talankin Writers: Budimir Metalnikov, Yuriy Nagibin, Igor Talankin | History of Cinema | Facebook

Russian Ark (2002), directed by Alexander Sokurov, is a groundbreaking film shot entirely in a single 96-minute take inside the Winter Palace, home of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. It follows a 19th-century French aristocrat as he wanders through centuries of Russian history, meeting historical figures and witnessing key events. Featuring over 2,000 actors and three orchestras, it remains one of the most ambitious and technically stunning achievements in cinema history. | The Cin

1.1M views · 63K reactions | Hollywood star Tom Cruise has performed the "biggest stunt in cinema history" by riding a motorcycle off a cliff and parachute to safety while shooting for the next Mission: Impossible film. | Sky News Australia | Facebook