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The conclusion revisits the return of the protagonists of Stalker to the bar from the beginning of the film and utilizes this examination to conclude the analysis of the book. The conclusion briefly speculates on the deaths of the director Tarkovsky, his wife Larisa Tarkovskaya, and actor Anatoly Solonitsyn (who played the character “Writer”), from brochiral cancer and lung cancers, alleged to have been brought on by the filming of Stalker, and the conditions of a particular scene in a river in Estonia. This is a rumor that has surrounded the film’s legacy for decades and remains unsubstantiated, but is mused upon here, before the chapter’s concluded.
Title: Afterword
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The conclusion revisits the return of the protagonists of Stalker to the bar from the beginning of the film and utilizes this examination to conclude the analysis of the book.
The conclusion briefly speculates on the deaths of the director Tarkovsky, his wife Larisa Tarkovskaya, and actor Anatoly Solonitsyn (who played the character “Writer”), from brochiral cancer and lung cancers, alleged to have been brought on by the filming of Stalker, and the conditions of a particular scene in a river in Estonia.
This is a rumor that has surrounded the film’s legacy for decades and remains unsubstantiated, but is mused upon here, before the chapter’s concluded.
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