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Ariel 2021-12-10 08:01:23
Only by being able to heal itself in misfortune, crying in revenge, and believing after deception can survive the storm of...
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Nelle 2021-12-10 08:01:23
[Blue] The technique is the most pioneering, but the form is greater than the content. [White] is the closest to the traditional narrative film. The final chapter [Red] takes "fraternity" as the theme. The grand layout and the control of audiovisual language have reached the invisible state of elephants. . The same life trajectory and details of the old judge and the new judge (the exam questions, raising a dog, being cheated) have the meaning of reincarnation. The recurrence of many elements...
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Dewitt 2021-12-10 08:01:23
I love Jelena Jacob and her black...
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Stan 2021-12-10 08:01:23
After watching the "Blue, White and Red Trilogy" and "Two Life Flowers", Kieslowski gave me the feeling that he was obsessed with shaping a sense of fate and coincidence and opportunity, and he was obsessed with embodying something. This kind of personal feeling doomed, anti-intellectual and even vague and empty. This is also his authorship throughout the "Red, White and Blue Trilogy" and "Two Life Flowers". In "Blue", he happened to see her husband’s friend want to complete her husband’s...
Three Colors: Red Comments
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Susanna 2022-04-22 07:01:29
Why Fraternity?
I watched "The Veil" the day before yesterday, and a faint sadness drifted into the song at the end of the film, which was the sadness of real life.
It's a kind of soothing grief, the last time I came across it after reading Kieslowski's play The Ten Commandments. Sometimes it's not the... -
Federico 2022-03-25 09:01:09
If we can live something over again but better.
It took 2 months to read Kieslowski's "Blue, White and Red Trilogy". The title of the film is taken from the three colors of the French flag, which represent: freedom, equality, and fraternity. The film cleverly uses these three related themes. I didn't look at the blue, white and red in the order...
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Valentine: Do your dreams come true?
The Judge: It's been years since I dreamt something nice.
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Valentine: Excuse me... the door was open. I'm sorry, I think I ran over your dog. Rita. A German Shepherd.
The Judge: [Displaying little interest] It's possible. She disappeared yesterday.
Valentine: She's in my car. Alive. I don't know what to do.
Valentine: [after getting no response from the judge] Would you like me to take her to a vet?
The Judge: [Displaying little interest] As you wish.
Valentine: If I ran over your daughter, would you react the same way?
The Judge: [Displaying no emotion] I don't have a daughter, miss.
The Judge: [pauses, then turns to her] Go away... and don't close the door!
