Three Colours: White

I don’t enjoy this part of “Three Colours: White” and also don’t understand people who do. I don’t like watching people inflict cruelty on others or to watch people suffer. What happens in these scenes isn’t funny to me, it’s just mean and unnecessary. The

The second film of the Three Colours trilogy is built around the French democratic concept of egalite — or equality. Kieslowski in interviews argued that as much as we talk about equality, no one actually wants it. We always desire to prove ourselves better than others, and often this takes the

Kieslowski opened all three movies of his “Three Colours” trilogy with a cross cut of dramatic action and a scene of modern technology. In this film, that technology is the airport baggage system and the conveyor belts that take passenger luggage from the airport to the plane cargo hold. The