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Actor: Alisa Freindlich

Alisa Freindlich played the Stalker’s wife in Tarkovsky’s film, whose closing monologue delivered directly to camera reframes everything preceding it. She is one of Russia’s most decorated stage actresses with a career spanning seven decades.

Stalker (1979) film poster

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Stalker (1979)

Tarkovsky's 1979 Soviet SF film. Two and a half slow hours that justify every minute.