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Rumata reasons with Reba and is freed, along with Budakh.

The next morning, a group of travelers investigates the aftermath of frailer ensuing battle, which has cost the lives of most of Arkanar's inhabitants. Edit Storyline A group of scientists are sent to the planet Arkanar to help the local civilization, which is in the Medieval phase of its own history, to find the right path to progress.

Upon returning to his village, Rumata becomes annoyed when he discovers that Budakh, apparently a great doctor and intellectual, is actually a bumbling fool who is unable to even urinate properly. Months later, during the winter, Rumata is shown traveling away from Arkanar. Anton, one of the scientists from Earth, is sent to infiltrate the local populace of the Kingdom of Arkanar and help them progress as a society, although he is forbidden from getting involved with local politics or forcibly interfering with the advancement of technology or culture.

The scientist Rumata tries to save the local intellectuals from their punishment and cannot avoid taking a position. He sends Budakh away and retires to his castle. There, he lives with Ari, a young woman whom he has taken as his bride, and the juvenile prince of Arkanar. He returns to Reba on peaceful terms and searches the sewers of the castle for Budakh.

A love that was there, tangible, alive, and that resisted through the hardest of conditions. He eventually finds him, as well as Baron Pampa, who has been tortured by Reba's men. Rumata, Pampa and B escape Reba's castle, but Pampa is shot by archers and killed.

Later, Rumata meets his friend Pampa, a drunken and washed-up baron. Among the dead civilians and soldiers, they find a lone survivor, Don Rumata. The road was a long one.

The inhabitants of this planet have brutally suppressed a renaissance movement, murdering anybody they consider to be an intellectual, and thus the planet is stuck in the middle ages. Plot[ edit ] A group of 30 scientists travel from Earth to a nearly-identical alien planet that is culturally and technologically centuries behind. Traoler teaches Pampa his famed ature sword-fighting technique. Don Rumata tasks himself with finding Budakh, a doctor who has been kidnapped by Don Reba, the tyrannical prime minister of Arkanar.

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One night, while guarding the prince, the Greys besiege the castle and attempt to arrest Rumata. Rumata attempts to escape, but is ambushed and taken before his rival, Don Reba.

When Rumata returns to his castle, he finds the local area has been taken over by religious zealots in his absence, called "the Blacks", who prove to be just as oppressive as the Greys. The next day, the Greys attack the castle and kill Ari. Reba's militia, referred to as "the Greys", are responsible for the murder of many intellectuals, including scientists and writers.

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Director's statement Aleksei wanted to make this film his entire life. Rumata discovers that Budakh is an impostor, and that the real Budakh is still imprisoned at Don Reba's castle. This is not a film about cruelty, but about love. Rumata's presence divides local opinion; some traioer him as a God, others despise him.

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Enraged, Rumata butchers their leader. He assumes the identity of Don Rumata, a nobleman who resides in a large castle surrounded by poverty. He instead gives the fellow scientist advice—that it is "hard to be a God". The leader of the travelers, another incognito scientist from Earth, offers to take Rumata back to Earth, but Rumata refuses. Reba does not trust Rumata and had he is an impostor.

During his travels, Rumata witnesses the backward ways of the locals and becomes increasingly frustrated with them. Slavery is rife, and the influence of Reba's Greys turns Arkanar into a police state. As if the question were: what would you do in God's place? Their task is a difficult one: they cannot interfere violently and in no case can they kill.