Sean Naughton is a Movie/TV features writer for Collider. He has written at ScreenRant and writes reviews for his blog Naughton But Movies. He loves all types of films and is currently performing the ...

Fifty years have passed since Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1972 film adaptation of Stanisław Lem’s 'Solaris'. Both the psychological science fiction movie and the novel enchanted audiences, who were fascinated ...

The essayist eschews using any form of voiceover narration and instead places text beside the scene, which basically tells us everything we need to know. As the scene plays on, the text identifies the ...

Tarkovsky’s mysterious epic – a response to the ‘phoniness’ of 2001: A Space Odyssey – draws you into its melancholic dreamworld superbly At university in the early 90s, friends who were studying ...

Andrei Tarkovsky's 1972 sci-fi head trip "Solaris" is not a film for the impatient. Tarkovsky was one of the masters of slow cinema, with his films usually featuring very few edits and his cameras ...

Revisit the sci-fi classic. “Solaris” is among the most melancholy sci-fi movies ever made, which makes sense given its conception — Andrei Tarkovsky is said to have loathed “2001: A Space Odyssey” ...

Solaris is astonishing because the book that inspired it doesn’t seem to contain Tarkovsky’s film A film that I watch at least once a year is Andrei Tarkovsky’s Solaris. I’ve loved all of Tarkovsky’s ...