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By Branden W (53) on 29 Oct 2012

A magical fairytale. Take some LSD and enjoy this brilliant painting-like voyage through an intertwining adventure of secrets and surprises…

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By Christian C (931) on 27 Aug 2012

Exquisitely Shot, romantic, tragic and dreamy…

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By Madeleine M (60) on 31 Jul 2012

Fresh from a blockbuster overload after watching The Dark Knight Rises a couple of times, it's a bit off for me to immediately jump back to…

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By Brandon M (1,068) on 23 Jun 2012

In the peculiar world of two different woman (Irene Jacob), one in Poland and the other in France, both begin to discover themselves…

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By Mandy L (71) on 14 Jun 2012

Never would have thought a film so simple in concept would be so beautiful in motion…

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By Sam C (1,031) on 05 Jun 2012

I was spellbound watching this film. Involved in the tale and seduced by Jacob's expressive performance…

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By Maxwell S (250) on 31 May 2012

One of my favorite French films…

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By Michael L (2,383) on 14 May 2012

A delightfully transcendent film about feelings. Have you ever felt like you are where you are, and somewhere else at the same time…

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By Joseph S (1,124) on 16 Apr 2012

The more I watch it the less I understand, but the more I fall in love with it…

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By Stephen H (1,156) on 21 Mar 2012

Kieslowski has a wonderful perspective of the world and it deserves to be seen…

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By Kenneth L (949) on 03 Mar 2012

This is the first movie I've seen from the very famous and respected Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski, and I don't really know what to…

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By Joe R (452) on 04 Feb 2012

I wanted to see this film for a long time, since it was a film that was nominated and won so many awards back in 1991/1992 and of course for…

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By Stephanie M (549) on 20 Jan 2012

Absolutely gorgeous. I love when she looks out the train window…

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By Gordon S (774) on 05 Jan 2012

Another very good Kieslowski film that explores the doppelganger/everyone has a double concept, with appropriately mixed results for the physically…

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By Stephen P (593) on 04 Jan 2012

Ethereal beauty - you can see the origins of the true genius that would come next from the mind of Kieslowski with his Three Colours Trilogy of films…

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By Mark H (1,764) on 02 Jan 2012

The Double Life of Veronique is a beautifully shot film, and well acted for the most part…

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By Sophie B (427) on 26 Dec 2011

A strange but interesting film which unfortunately did nothing for me…

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By Paul P (1,688) on 17 Dec 2011

I should probably stop watching great movies in the criterion collection before it bankrupts my bitchass but what a gorgeous film…

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By Liam B (238) on 17 Dec 2011

The Double Life of Veronique is a fascinating film which questions our understanding of free-will and self-identity…

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By Simon D (1,648) on 28 Nov 2011

One aspect of Kieslowski that I easily recognize is his ability to create virtuoso shots in almost every scene. Jacob was just wonderful…

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