Solaris (1972) with Paul Ritchey (Patreon Preview)

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11/01/21 • 92 min

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Happy Halloween... and also past Valentine's Day?!
This week it's a look behind the paywall and it turns out what's back there is SPACE. AND EMOTIONAL TURMOIL. below is the original episode description:
"Paul Ritchey (Goosebuds, Continue?) makes his triumphant return this Valentine's Day as we discuss one of MY picks for the best horror movie ever made, Andre Tarkovsky's 1972 response to Kubrick, Solaris!

And folks, we get into it - the fetishization of technology. Humanity's desire for progress at all costs. If knowledge of others is even possible, and what the implications of that are on love.

Basically, a nice, light episode! Check it out!"
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And folks, we get into it - the fetishization of technology. Humanity's desire for progress at all costs. If knowledge of others is even possible, and what the implications of that are on love.

Basically, a nice, light episode! Check it out!"
If you enjoy it, check out the patreon where you'll find more spotlights just like this!

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