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- Apr 20, 2020
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References for the Movie Maker's Intent

Stanislaw Lem and the Thought Process Behind Solaris:

Ted Gioia, "Solaris," (conceptualfiction.com, 2008), http://www.conceptualfiction.com/solaris.html (Accessed April 19 2020)

Gary Wolf, "Solaris, Rediscovered," (Wired, December 1 2002), https://www.wired.com/2002/12/solaris-2/ (Accessed April 19 2020)

Jesse Hicks, "The Classics: 'Solaris,'" (The Verge, February 21 2014), https://www.theverge.com/2014/2/21/5433108/the-classics-solaris (Accessed April 19 2020)

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References for Part 2 of In-Depth Analysis

“Breaking the Language Barrier,” (Nature Cell Biology, April 2001), https://www.nature.com/articles/ncb0401_e89, (Accessed April 29 2020) Douglas Mendin, Carol D. Lee, Megan Bang, “Point of View Affec

References for the Movie Maker's Intent

Andrei Tarkovsky and the Thought Process Behind Solaris: William Carroll, "Why Solaris is the Greatest Science Fiction Film Ever Made," (Little White Lies, February 4 2017), https://lwlies.com/article

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Andrei Tarkovsky, the director of Solaris (1972), diverged from Stanislaw Lem's idea of Solaris in order to make the movie adaptation more cinematic and human-oriented. Rather than exploring inexplica

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