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Andrei Tarkovsky is one of those names that strikes a certain intimidating foreboding in even the heartiest, most adventuresome of moviegoers, a filmmaker who is arguably more respected than deeply ...

The essay, put together by Kogonada, highlights Tarkovsky’s aim to place the focus on humanity instead of technology. As the video’s narrator points out, Tarkovsky spends little time on the ...

Revisit the sci-fi classic. “Solaris” is among the most melancholy sci-fi movies ever made, which makes sense given its conception — Andrei Tarkovsky is said to have loathed “2001: A Space Odyssey” ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Andrei Tarkovsky's films were attacked by Soviet authorities. But it would be wrong to call him a Soviet dissident. The Russian director would've been a dissident no matter where he ...

The Nuart today brings back Andrei Tarkovsky’s beautiful and astonishing 1972 masterpiece “Solaris” for a one-week engagement in advance of the Nov. 27 opening of Steven Soderbergh’s remake starring ...

Andrei Tarkovsky’s “Solaris” is a visionary science-fiction film that takes us on a profound voyage into both outer and inner space–a rare enough achievement, in any time or place, but one that seems ...

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Solaris begins with a simple, evocative setup. Three scientists studying an alien planet begin receiving unwelcome “visitors” — apparently human figures from the long-dead past, returned to haunt the ...