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Alara Rago

Arts & Culture

Lights Down, Defences Up: Psychoanalysis Meets Stalker at CINÉPSY

By Alara Rago

A sold-out screening of the late Soviet director Andrei Tarkovsky’s Stalker (1979) on a languid Sunday in September drew all genres of people: devotees…

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