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Stalker DVD (2002) Aleksandr Kaidanovsky, Tarkovsky (DIR) 2 discs Eng Subs

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Item specifics

Condition
Good: An item that has been used but is good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case or item ...
Type
Movie
Region Code
Region 2
Sub-Genre
Foreign
Publisher
Elevation Sales
Studio
Artificial Eye
Edition
Normal, 2 disc(s)
Certificate
PG
EAN
5021866215303
Format
DVD
Producer
Alexandra Demidova
Release Year
2002
Language
Russian
Actor
Alexander Kaidanovsky, Nikolai Grinko, Anatoli Solonitsyn, Alissa Freindlich
Subtitle Language
Chinese\Dutch\English\French\German\Hebrew\Italian\Japanese\Portuguese\Russian\Spanish\Swedish
Director
Andrei Tarkovsky
Features
Stills Gallery\Cast And Crew Biographies\Cast And Crew Filmographies\Interview With The Director Of Photography\Interview With The Production Designer\Extract From Tarkovskys Diploma Film The Steamroller And The Violin, With Subtitles
Genre
Sci-Fi & Fantasy, General
Run Time
155 Mins
Film/TV Title
Stalker
Aspect Ratio
4:3 Full Frame

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Product Information

Based on the novel 'Roadside Picnic' which centres around a number of zones created by visiting extra-terrestrials. These zones hold special powers; they can grant wishes or set traps.

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Producer
Alexandra Demidova
EAN
5021866215303
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3951174

Product Key Features

Film/TV Title
Stalker
Actor
Alexander Kaidanovsky, Nikolai Grinko, Anatoli Solonitsyn, Alissa Freindlich
Director
Andrei Tarkovsky
Subtitle Language
Chinese\Dutch\English\French\German\Hebrew\Italian\Japanese\Portuguese\Russian\Spanish\Swedish
Format
DVD
Release Year
2002
Language
Russian
Features
Stills Gallery\Cast And Crew Biographies\Cast And Crew Filmographies\Interview With The Director Of Photography\Interview With The Production Designer\Extract From Tarkovskys Diploma Film The Steamroller And The Violin, With Subtitles
Aspect Ratio
4:3 Full Frame
Genre
Sci-Fi & Fantasy, General
Run Time
155 Mins

Additional Product Features

Certificate
PG
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
Russia
Director of Photography
Alexander Knyazhinsky
Production Designer
Andrei Tarkovsky
Reviews
Premiere - [A] pure masterpiece, with every frame a perfectly composed work of art, Sight and Sound - ...A preternaturally vivid style rendered Dosteyevskyan by monochrome photography whose raspingly harsh textures suggest some grainy newsreel footage of the future..., Uncut - Its intriguing ideas and starkly moving imagery haunt you for years
Author
Boris Strugatsky, Arkady Strugatsky
Additional Information
With STALKER, Russian director Andrei Tarkovsky returns to the mind-bending, philosophy-tinged science fiction of SOLARIS. The setting is an unnamed country in an unforeseen postapocalyptic future. A meteorite has landed, and its impact has created a mysterious phenomenon known as the Zone, within which resides a sinister room said to grant humanity's deepest desires. Only Stalkers are able to enter the Zone, bringing intrepid citizens to test their strength and desires against the Zone's enigmatic treacheries. The film follows one such Stalker (Alexander Kaidanovsky) as he attempts to bring two characters known as Writer (Anatoli Solonitsyn) and Scientist (Nikolai Grinko) into the Zone. The hapless trio makes a difficult and mud-drenched journey, dodging military guards and invisible traps and enduring extreme psychological strain. While Tarkovsky avoids any direct political reading of STALKER, the film's allegorical structure presents a powerful and disturbing metaphor for humanity's loss of and subsequent quest for faith. The Stalker's struggle to rescue himself and his family while guiding those more wretched than himself creates a physical and metaphysical drama that leaves the viewer breathless. Blending visual, narrative, and cinematic conventions to portray the fractured logic of the Zone, Tarkovsky conjures a universe of despair and desire in which science, rationalism, and technology must face off against love, humanism, and faith.
Movie/TV Title
Stalker
Composer
Eduard Artemyev
Sound source
Dolby Digital 5.1
Screenwriter
Andrei Tarkovsky, Boris Strugatsky, Arkady Strugatsky

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  • ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

    it's important to me that everyone thinks I'm intelligent, knowledgeable and sophisticated, so what can I say about this film that will impress people? Well it's directed by Andrei Tarkovsky. He's an auteur, that means he's really good. And this film is a classic. Everyone knows that. It's a complex oblique parable. It's an endlessly pliable allegory about human consciousness. It's.....erm....... No, it's no good, I have to be honest. This film is about a man leading two other men to a place where their wishes will come true. They arrive to find nothing there and then they go home. And that's it. But this film lasts two and a half hours, isn't there more to it than that? No there isn't. It's stupefyingly boring. It's a waste of celluloid, or whatever it's made out of. Dammit, ...

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: kevinp4665

  • A must watch well received

    The DVD arrived timely, very well wrapped up and of course, the film itself is a classic. So, super thumbs up

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: musicmagpie

  • Stalker - a visual meditation

    It is Andrei Tarkovsky's cinematic poem pre dating but anticipating Chernobyl. Beautiful long takes. A visual meditation.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Tarkovsky at his best

    An engaging and gentle yet sinister portrayal of hope in adversity.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: perrysvideofilms

  • Jaded Perceval - The Film Stalker

    I would categorise this film as drama rather than science fiction because although it has a sci-fi storyline (something falls on Earth – a meteorite, an alien spacecraft – creating a ‘Zone’ where no one lives and where strange things happen), to me it is a rather serious comment on the human condition. So if you are looking for state-of-the-art space hardware, special effects and weird aliens – not to mention Luke Skywalker/Buck Rogers type heroes – you will be somewhat disappointed. The story concerns the ‘Stalker’, a kind of outlaw who guides people safely through the Zone – in this case a professor and a writer (perhaps representing the present day meaningless state of art, literature and technology) to a ‘Room’ where anyone’s deepest desires can be made to come true. Reaching ...