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Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Hard to Be a God (April 16th and 19th. at the Cleveland Cinematheque)


[HARD TO BE A GOD screens Thursday April 16th at 6:45 pm and Sunday April 19th at 7:00 pm at the Cleveland Cinematheque.]

Review by Charles Cassady, Jr.

I had a certain emotional investment in watching HARD TO BE A GOD. You remember ENDER'S GAME, the long-in-planning film version of Orson Scott Card's science-fiction classic? Or JOHN CARTER, the long-in-planning film version of Edgar Rice Burrough's planetary romance? Yeah, nobody else much does either. Well, HARD TO BE A GOD was kinda like that.

HARD TO BE A GOD is actually based on a 1964 novel by the great Russian science-fiction writers, the Brothers Strugatsky, Arkady and Boris, whose very readable literature inspired other filmmakers behind the Iron Curtain, notably Tarkovsky with STALKER. I liked the book better, frankly.