Russian Ark is a 2002 film by Soviet director Aleksandr Sokurov in which an unnamed protagonist wanders through the Russian State Hermitage Museum, where he sees various historical figures. The film is the world's first unedited feature film: it was recorded in uncompressed high definition film and consists of a single unedited 90-minute Steadicam shot through 33 rooms of the museum filled with a cast of over 800 actors.
