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Immaculately played by an outstanding cast, and critically acclaimed as the most powerful film in the Three Colours trilogy. 'Red' looks at the close relationship which develops between a young model and an elderly judge. As ever with Kieslowski we see lots of humanity and and tons of technique but Red transcends all of its elements to become a truly magnificent artistic achievement. A must see for anyone anywhere. -AH

 

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Director Krzysztof Kieslowski
Starring Irène Jacob, Jean-Louis Trintignant

 

Genre World Cinema

 

Country France / Switzerland / Poland Language FRENCH   Year 1994

 

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Kieslowski masterclass; Making-of documentary; interviews with Irene Jacob, editor Jacques Witta & producer Marin Karmitz; excerpts from original soundtrack by Priesner; Theatrical trailer.

 

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Certificate 15   Length 95 mins   Label ART-E
Cat No ART105DVD   Format DVD   Colour
Region2   Aspect Enhanced for widescreen TV
Subtitles English.

 

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Review by carol on 20th October 2001

This French film, by the legendary veteran Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski, is immaculately played by an outstanding cast. With an original and haunting soundtrack by Preisner, it is the most powerful film in the Three Colours trilogy, exploring the French revolutionary ideals of Freedom, Equality, and Fraternity. "Red" looks at the close relationship that develops between a young model (Irene Jacob) and an elderly judge (Jean-Louis Trintignant), after she rescues his dog from a car accident. As ever with Kieslowski, this film is deeply humane and laden with cinematic technique, yet transcends all of its elements to become a truly magnificent artistic achievement. A must see.

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Article - "Krzsyztof Kieslowski" by David Parkinson
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Three was a key number for Krzysztof Kieslowski. He quit the fire brigade after just three months and began working in the theatre to avoid national service. After three failed applications, he was finally accepted into the prestigious Lodz Film School, where he firs...  View article in full

 

 

 

 

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