Is it good for society to accept religion? It is harmful to believe in God? An analysis of faith as it relates to the 1979 Andrei Tarkovsky film Stalker. Support Renegade Cut Media through Patreon: [ Ссылка ]

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Is a world without faith uninhabitable? That seems to be the central question of the 1979 Andrei Tarkovsky film Stalker. In the future, after an unknown event, the world is miserable and impoverished. Due to a meteorite or a miracle or something other mysterious cause, there exists a place called The Zone – a land that appears habitable and green but is actually even more hazardous than the rest of the world. Zone guides, called stalkers, lead visitors through the land to a hidden place inside called The Room, in which the visitor's deepest desire is fulfilled – by God, by the universe, by something else. One stalker, unnamed in the film, guides a Professor and a Writer through the Zone. The Professor wants to win the Nobel Prize, and the Writer wants inspiration after struggling through writer's block. BUT in the end, they do not enter The Room. They do not receive their wishes. Based on the lamentations and cries of the stalker, the world no longer has faith. No longer believes in God. No longer believes in anything. He never goes into the Room itself because that is not what he wants.

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