Details
| Director: | Steven Soderbergh |
| Writer: | Stanislaw Lem, Steven Soderbergh |
| Producer: | Gregory Jacobs, James Cameron, Jon Landau, Charles V. Bender |
| Theatrical: | 2002 |
| Studio: | Twentieth Century Fox Home Entert. |
| Genre: | Drama, Mystery, Romance, Sci-Fi |
| Duration: | 94 |
| Awards: | 2 wins & 7 nominations |
| Languages: | Deutsch (Original Language), Englisch (Original Language), Spanisch (Original Language), Deutsch (Unter |
| Sound: | DTS |
| Discs: | 1 |
| Region: | 2 |
Features
FSK 12
Surround Sound
Region 2
Summary
Dr. Gibarian, part of a team at a space station studying Solaris, makes an urgent and self-described bizarre video request to his friend, civilian psychiatrist Dr. Chris Kelvin, to come to the station to deal with an unspecified phenomenon aboard, that phenomenon with which Chris' experience and background may be able to explain and solve. Chris learns that his trip is sanctioned by the space program as a security force had been sent to the station to investigate, that security team which is now missing. When Chris arrives at the station, he finds only two surviving team members, Drs. Gordon and Snow (Dr. Gibarian committed suicide), who are both acting nervously. Chris also finds two unexpected people there, the first, who Chris only sees fleetingly, being Dr. Gibarian's adolescent son Michael, and the second being Chris' deceased wife, Rheya. Chris and Rheya had a passionate relationship in all its good and bad before she committed suicide...
