Back to the house II: on the chronotopic and ideological reinterpretation of Lem's Solaris in Tarkovsky's film

Document author(s):
Roumiana Deltcheva and Eduard Vlasov
Document source:
Ohio State University Press
Publication date:
1997
Document language:
English
Document type:
article
Number of pages:
20
Related films:
  • Solaris — Tarkovsky, Andrei — Soviet Union — 1972
Film country(ies):
Soviet Union
Film language(s):
Russian
Film production company:
Moskovskaia kinostudiia "Mosfilm"
Film genre(s):
Science fiction
Film subject(s):
  • Marriage -- Drama
  • Scientists -- Drama
  • Space flight -- Psychological aspects -- Drama
  • Space stations -- Drama
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