Three Colours: Blue

France 1993, 97 minutes
Dir. Krzysztof Kieslowski
In French with English subtitles
Rating: [M]
Genres: Foreign Cinema, Drama / Classical Music

Topics: Arthouse.

Feat. Juliette Binoche, Benoit Regent, Emmanuelle Riva, Julie Delpy

Aroview: Immaculate, introspective meditation on grief, redemption and liberty, Kieslowski's masterpiece borders on the pretentious. This redefines ART cinema, each shot being an achievement in itself like a series of stills in an art gallery, the effect keeping the viewer detached and yet somehow enraptured.

Adopt-a-Movie Kindly Adopted by Susie Beasley
NZ International Film Festival 1994

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5 stars (Exceptional) Julie's famous composer husband and their daughter are killed in a car crash. Greif-stricken she moves to Paris and withdraws from the world, and slowly discovers a web of lies as the secret life of her husband begins to unravel. Quite spellbinding. ~GenXGirl
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3 stars (Good Enough) Juliette doesn't need dialogue - just camera and lighting. ~Tubbs
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5 stars (Exceptional) Very complex and intense - a work of art. Binoche is magnificent. She carries it all. A classic! ~Anon