Solaris VHS 20th Century Fox

This is the Japanese VHS release of Solaris, a 2002 science fiction film starring George Clooney and directed by Steven Soderbergh.
James Cameron, known for Titanic, was involved in its production. Based on Stanisław Lem's science fiction novel Solaris, and also known for the 1972 Tarkovsky version Solaris, this film holds a special place in the history of science fiction cinema.
While set on a space station, it's not just a space adventure but a quiet exploration of memory, loss, love, guilt, and human consciousness. Rather than flashy sci-fi action, it's a contemplative sci-fi that leaves a deep impression and still has a strong fanbase today.

This is the subtitled VHS version from 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. Recommended for those who want to own the original VHS packaging from that era, fans of George Clooney's work, Steven Soderbergh's films, or collectors of science fiction movies.

VHS tapes are now rarely distributed, making this a piece that can be enjoyed as a collectible for film enthusiasts.
Product Information
Title: Solaris
Original Title: SOLARIS
Production Year: 2002
Japanese Release: 2003
Director: Steven Soderbergh
Producer: James Cameron
Starring: George Clooney
Format: VHS
Specifications: Subtitled Version

Condition
The case, jacket, and VHS tape itself have minor scuffs and scratches due to age.
Everything shown in the photos is included.
As this is an old VHS tape, playback may be affected by visual or audio disturbances depending on your playback equipment.
We ask that only those who understand that this is a used item that has been stored for a long time purchase it.
This item is being sold as-is, as playback has not been confirmed.

#Solaris
#SOLARIS
#GeorgeClooney
#StevenSoderbergh
#JamesCameron
#SciFiMovie
#JapaneseVHS
#SubtitledVersion
#20thCenturyFox
#MovieCollection
#VHSCollection
#OutofPrint
#RetroMovie
#SpaceSciFi

Produced by James Cameron, directed by Soderbergh, and starring George Clooney. This is a rare Japanese VHS release of a space sci-fi film that quietly questions human memory and love.