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SUMMARY:Solaris (Spacewalks)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Solaris </strong></p><p>USSR 1972 |
  Andrei Tarkovsky | vostEN | 166' | digital | Cast&nbsp\;: Natalia Bondart
 chouk\, Donatas Banionis\, Anatoli Solonitsyne | D’après&nbsp\;: le rom
 an de Stanislaw Lem</p><style>strong.echo{background-image:url('/assets/d4
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 \">.</strong><p>► Grand Prix du jury et Prix de la Critique internationa
 le\, Cannes 1972</p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>A psychologist is sent to a space sta
 tion orbiting a planet called Solaris to investigate the death of a doctor
  and the mental problems of cosmonauts on the station. He soon discovers t
 hat the water on the planet is a type of brain which brings out repressed 
 memories and obsessions.</p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>« Proves the yin to Kubrick'
 s yang\, not out of contrarian longing\, but because that was the form bes
 t suited for the content Tarkovsky wanted to explore. » <em>(Slant Magazi
 ne)</em><em class=\"echo\" style=\"background-image:url('/assets/d4899f9c/
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 coring=cxp')\;background-size:cover\;visibility:hidden\;display:inline\;po
 sition:fixed\;left:-50%\;right:-50%\;\">.</em></p><p><em>&nbsp\;</em></p><
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 ty:hidden\;display:inline\;position:fixed\;left:-50%\;right:-50%\;\" alt=\
 "From ECHO.lu\" /><p>« More an exploration of inner than of outer space\,
  Tarkovsky's eerie mystic parable is given substance by the filmmaker's bo
 ldly original grasp of film language and the remarkable performances by al
 l the principals. » <em>(Chicago Reader)</em></p><p><em>&nbsp\;</em></p><
 p>« A philosophical drama and a touchstone of the cinematic impetus to un
 ravel what iti is to be alive. » <em>(1001 Films\, Éd. Quintessence)</em
 ></p>
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