Solaris

Year: 1968

Runtime: 142 mins

Language: Russian

Directors: Boris Nirenburg, Lidiya Ishimbaeva

Drama

Psychologist Kris Kelvin arrives at a space station circling the mysterious planet Solaris, where the remaining crew are haunted by inexplicable apparitions generated by the planet itself. He soon encounters his own apparition, a perfect replica of his deceased wife Hari, forcing him to confront memory, guilt and the nature of reality.

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