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Stalker
Cast
Aleksandr Kaydanovskiy, Anatoliy Solonitsyn, Nikolay Grinko, Alisa Freyndlikh View AllCrew
Andrei Tarkovsky (Screenplay), Andrei Tarkovsky (Director), Arkadiy Strugatskiy (Writer), Boris Strugatskiy (Writer) View All
Release: May 25th, 1979
Runtime: 2 hours, 42 minutes
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Stalker is a very complex film, however, its plot is very simple: a man living in a desolate and miserable industrial Russian town, promises two men (a writer and a professor), that he will guide them to the center of a forbidden area known as 'The Zone' to find a room which can apparently grant wi....

The mysterious power of the Zone held me within its grip and kept me enthralled until, like the characters in the film, I began to lose hope.

Plus the camera movements look like I felt like I was watching a painting being made as opposed to a film being watched.