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Year
1982
Duration
113 minutes
Genres
Science Fiction and Fantasy
Language
English (English subtitles)
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This groundbreaking sci-fi classic has been a favourite of both critics and film fans ever since it first came out in 1982. In a rainy and neon-lit Los Angeles of the future, Rick Deckard works as a "blade runner" - a cop whose sole job is to hunt down and terminate four robots in human form known as "replicants." However, the replicants, who have learned to cherish life, will do anything to save themselves. What follows is both a film about the meaning of life itself, and an action-packed thriller full of suspense that will keep you glued firmly to the screen.
Watch Blade Runner on Into Film+ and discover a piece of archive film that we have added before the feature: Boy and Bicycles, Ridley Scott’s first ever filmed work, a short piece about a boy playing truant from school and musing about his life and the future.
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