This week we’re taking a look at Krzysztof Kieślowski’s celebrated “Three Colours” Trilogy. We’ll be publishing reviews on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, so check back and sound off.
Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Three Colours Trilogy is generally regarded as one of the landmarks of European cinema, one of the great cinematic accomplishments of the past few decades. I find it hard to disagree. A cynical and bittersweet (and, occasionally, just bitter) look at the ideals of the French Revolution (liberty, equality and fraternity) filtered through the three colours of the French flag, Kieślowski’s three films are powerful studies of human nature, exploring the way that we react and interact in this strange and surreal world that we share with everybody else.
Deep...
Filed under: Non-Review Reviews | Tagged: Bungee jumping, business, Cinema of Europe, Color, david cronenberg, david lynch, Derek Malcolm, french cinema, French Revolution, home, Julie, Kieślowski, Krzysztof Kieślowski, non-review review, Paper, review, The Three Colors Trilogy, Three Colors: White, three colours blue, three colours trilogy, Trois couleurs bleu | 6 Comments »
the m0vie blog 