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Three Colours
Krzysztof Kieslowski is, to me, unquestionably, the master of the visual narrative.
All the three films are labelled as one film,
since everything wraps neatly into place during
the final episode, you simply can't watch one
without the other. All three are deceptively simple
with uplifting auras. Blue is
a marvel of visual exposition. Exposition, not
necessarily related to plot, but rather to the
deep understanding of a human being.
Blue is a movie that engages
the mind, challenges the senses, implores a resolution,
and tells, with aesthetic grace and formal elegance,
a good story and a political allegory. The minimalistic
score by Zygbinew Preisner is a highlight of the
Trilogy. I had been entranced by it's elemental
beauty and the tracks have found a way into many
of my features on Television
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