Irčne Jacob, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Federique Feder
A beautiful model named Valentine crosses paths with a retired judge, whose dog she runs over with her car. The lonely judge, she discovers, amuses himself by eavesdropping on all of his neighbors' ph...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 4, 2003
Stats: 1,277 reviews
Definitely the most abstract and non-linear of Kieslowski's trilogy. If Blue moved you to tears and White made you chuckle, Red will inspire you to ponder and reflect..
The best of the trilogy. I enjoyed this movie greatly. I love how each film rolls into each other and you see paticular parts in each film from the other films. Well done.
Amazing, touching, haunting, beautiful, joyous and absolutely mesmerizing.
A week ago I only knew Krzysztof Kieslowski by name. Now, i'm sitting absolutely breathless after witnessing the absolute masterpiece of "Red", and the "Three Colors" trilogy in general. At the end of the film, when all the characters from "Blue", "White", and "Red" are brought t...( read more)
For the record Red is the best of director Krzysztof Kieslowski's color trilogy. This is a stunning piece of work in every way possible including a wonderful performance by Irene Jacob. Not a movie for everyone (a.k.a idiots will hate this movie and want to watch Transformers ins...( read more)
"Very mysterious...title reflects the plot ! A must see for french movie lovers"
Red is Kieslowski's best installment of his Three Colors films, and it is a reddish, warm depiction of solidarity and fraternity (the red colour of the French flag), bringing the trilogy to a wonderful conclusion.
Finale of [Trois Couleurs] and my favorite among three. [Rouge] is intense & passionate. Mild but beautifully poetic at the same time. The story is intriguing & easy to follow. The final scene marks a perfect fullstop for this trilogy.
"This film is a metafictional study of the artist's judgement in the creation of his fictional world; of how an artist can attempt to remake life -- even his own -- thru his art, even as he cannot escape the knowledge that, no matter how he involves himself in his story, it is still fiction and he is still outside of his remade world, still burdened with its unreality and the reality of the life he has tried to artistically remake. And magically, all of this is not to the smallest degree at the expense of a wonderful story about the mysteries of love and fate and the characters who live out this story, this pre-judged destiny."
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