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The Blue,White-Red Trilogy is a three-film film directed by Polish director Krzystovsky Kislovski from 1993 to 1994.
Blue, white and red are also the three colors of the French flag from left to right, and the three films are based on the inner representation represented by these three colors: freedom, equality and fraternity. Constitutes a touch of immortal light and shadow in the history of cinema, especially recommended, worth seeing.
"Blue of the Blue, White and Red Trilogy" with a female figure Julie who lost her love and child in a car accident, her self-isolation after being in a desperate situation, Juliet Binoche's particularly successful portrayal of an image, will be an indescribable pain jumped into the shadows, and the film's exploration of freedom and life has built its deep emotional core, isolated life for individuals will only deepen the pain, life can only achieve nirvana rebirth after suffering through a tolerant understanding of mistakes and sufferings, True freedom is also possible, and director Krzystovsky Kieslowski's interpretation of the French Blue is so profound and moving.
"The White of the Blue, White and Red Trilogy" is the most dramatic of the trilogy, in the gap between sex and money between the love of the husband and wife, the inequality of the relationship between the sexes, and eventually led to the humble barber male protagonist being ruthlessly abandoned, and after his homeless wandering back to his hometown, the deep love for his ex-wife, the hatred of revenge and redemption, not only constructed the film full of black comedy plot tension, but also cleverly became the director Kieslowski's interpretation of the equality of love and dialogue.
In the blue, white and red trilogy of the well-known "film poet" Krzyshtov, the most personal favorite is "The Red of the Blue White Red Trilogy", "Red" as the finale of the trilogy, it represents the fraternity symbolized in the French flag, different from the freedom of the first two works "Blue" and the equality of "White", the clever metaphorical conception integrates the sensual but strong tone of red into this proposition, and this seemingly simple story, in fact, conveys the meaning of quite evocative, so as to the point of redemption of human nature. That's what makes the movie so amazing.