Three Colors Trilogy (Blue / White / Red) DVD

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starring: Juliette Binoche directed by: Krzysztof Kieslowski

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Average Rating: Rating: - Stunning Kieslowski is quite simply one of the greatest directors of the 20th century. His relatively small body of work should not be held against him as everything he has done is absolutely brilliant. Blue is a dark somewhat depressing tale that is a bit more cerebral than its companions in the trilogy. Nevertheless it is a beautiful piece of work. White is a touching story of how lives can change and how tradgedy can turn to comedy in an instant. As much as I like White. Red is the best for me. With Red Kieslowski achieves a humanist tone I only see in Kurosawa's work. The visual technique and the way Kieslowski weaves his stories in Red is something many western filmmakers will never hope to duplicate. I try to get everyone I know to see all these movies and if they only see one, I try to get the to see Red. Its the first one of the series that I saw and it is still my favorite. Rating: - Three little gems "Red," "White," and "Blue" is a trilogy of French films made by Polish-born filmmaker Krzysztof Kieslowski, widely considered to be the one of the greatest European directors of the late 20th century. Each film follows emotionally damaged characters in modern French society, as they try to deal with their own unique angst. The films are presented in such an honest, gritty manner that they nearly create the appearance of a documentary, as we the viewers get the impression that we are somehow intruding on their lives. We get a voyeur's glimpse into their daily activities and experience with them their joy, excitement and most often, pain. These movies have the traditional European feel. They are simple little tales that play out in an unrushed narrative. Sadly, the only films like this we can see in America are found in the "foreign" section of our local video store. An interesting note about this collection is that each film features beautiful actresses who have subsequently found moderate success in Hollywood (Juliette Binoche, Julie Delpy and Irene Jacob). Of the three, I prefer "White," but most critics claim "Red" is the best. Fans of European dramas will love this collection, and anyone with a desire to begin exploring foreign cinema could make no better selection for their first title. Rating: - finally! I do hope that the quality is as good as the VHS. These are wonderful thoughtful films. The details and cinimatography are absolutely beautiful.

Three Colors Trilogy (Blue / White / Red) DVD

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