For the scientists aboard the space station orbiting Solaris, the strange new planet is a manifestation of their life’s work – a dream come true. To explore an unknown world, learn its nature and design, discover its secrets – isn’t this the meaning of life? But as their mission forces them to confront their own unexplored grief and pain, science proves woefully inadequate, and they must each decide for themselves where the true boundaries to reality lie… and whether the ghosts from their pasts will help or hinder them in building humanity’s future.
- David Greig
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The cast of Solaris, in front of a yellow-painted wall of their space station, staring straight at us. They are in their space, gear such as dark-blue jumpsuits with the Solaris logo on the shoulder, and others are in tank tops.
The cast of Solaris, standing in front of a black background, all in their space gear, such as dark-blue jumpsuits with the Solaris logo on the shoulder, and others are in tank tops. All of the crew of this space station are in profile to us, looking out and slightly up at... something.
Actor Ian Bond (a white man with silver/brown hair, wearing a purple tank top) playing Ray, and actor Jay Woods (an Afro Puerto Rican woman with caramel skin and black curly hair wearing a white tank top), playing Kelvin, are looking into each others' eyes, standing practically nose-to-nose. They are in front of a yellow-painted space station wall with a porthole directly behind them.
Actor Brandon Ryan (a dark-haired half-Mexican man, wearing a dark-blue jumpsuit and walkman headphone around his neck) playing Snow; actor Alexandra Tavares (a female with a fair complexion, brown hair, wearing a dark-blue jumpsuit) playing Sartorius, and actor Jim Gall, a tall man with grey hair and grey beard, wearing glasses and a dark-blue jumpsuit) playing Gibrarian, are standing in front of a yellow-painting space station wall, staring directly at the camera.
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