Blade Runner

The film that regularly comes up in our discussions. A timeless classic of science fiction, demonstrating a masterful command of cinematic language, the first of its kind in cyberpunk, and simply beautiful intelligent cinema. Based on Philip K. Dick's novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"

At the center of the plot is the story of detective Rick Deckard from the special department of the Los Angeles police, forced to track down and destroy escaped replicants—humanoid biobots artificially created to perform heavy and dangerous work.

The film exists in seven versions, of which two are considered basic: the original version with a happy ending (1982), which was poorly received by film critics and failed at the box office, and the director's version with an open ending (1992), which, according to a survey of sixty scientists conducted by the British newspaper "The Guardian," was recognized as the best science fiction film in history. We will be showing the final cut, which includes the director's cut plus a few additional scenes.