Mariya Murashova

There are places in which space is turned inside out, and time is flowing backwards.

Every year teams of seasonal workers come to Solovki islands to harvest sea kale. They go out to sea and mow it from car-basses. As the last of the teams go back to Arkhangelsk in October, only a watchman and his dog are left to pass the winter.

The landing stage is always between. Between water and land, between ship and house, between town and country, between this and that. Debarkader-portal, but where? Russian Director Maria Murashova has made a fascinating, meditative observation film about life by the water.

There are places in which space is turned inside out, and time is flowing backwards.

There are places in which space is turned inside out, and time is flowing backwards.

There are places in which space is turned inside out, and time is flowing backwards.

Every year teams of seasonal workers come to Solovki islands to harvest sea kale. They go out to sea and mow it from car-basses. As the last of the teams go back to Arkhangelsk in October, only a watchman and his dog are left to pass the winter.

Every year teams of seasonal workers come to Solovki islands to harvest sea kale. They go out to sea and mow it from car-basses. As the last of the teams go back to Arkhangelsk in October, only a watchman and his dog are left to pass the winter.

The landing stage is always between. Between water and land, between ship and house, between town and country, between this and that. Debarkader-portal, but where? Russian Director Maria Murashova has made a fascinating, meditative observation film about life by the water.