Hi everyone, today I woulD like to recomment a good movie to have a good time but occupy your mind, deeper. This movie is called Starker (1979) by Tarkoski (Russian) a best director
of contemporany cinema, a good actor and writer too, without questions, a
 creator of deeply felt poetic
 ruminations on life,
 love.

I dont know if this piece belong to a something called gender in this space, but this is cinema author, for many people a film to understand the limit in the art in a deep philosophical questioning.

In the film, the world has been ravaged by some terrible (nuclear?) atrocity that 

has

 left 

much of the country segregated. Because of a strong chance of infection, the fall-out area 

of

 this accident has been labelled \"the zone\" and is now heavily guarded by police 

and

 government officials. It is said that there is a sanctum hidden deep within the zone

 that was formed (perhaps) by mystical extraterrestrials (or whatever it was that 

caused

 such devastation) that will grant those brave enough to discover it their 

ultimate

 wish. This, of course, leads to curiosity, and those who desire entrance into

 the

 zone

 must seek the aid of the stalkers... men on the fringes of society, familiar with

the

 workings of the zone, and courageous (or desperate?) enough to smuggle in 

\"tourists\"

 for a substantial fee. The stalker here is a classic Tarkovsky character - a world

 away from the typical hero (or anti-hero) that you would 

find in most

 sci-fi films - a man of great sadness and bouts of philosophical reflection 

who, when not risking his life by entering the zone, 

lives in a 

dilapidated shack with his dejected wife and psychic 

daughter.