Grazyna Szapolowska, Maria Pakulnis, Aleksander Bardini
It's 1982: Poland is under martial law, and Solidarity is banned. Ulla, a translator working on Orwell, suddenly loses her husband, Antek, an attorney. She is possessed by her grief, and Antek continu...( read more
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The candlelit graveyard flows into the panorama of city lights, the dead now mere pinpricks of light in the passing of time. We observe the mundane artefacts of family life, the routines which still go on though this family's lifestyle has been fractured by the death, a few days ...( read more)
that was light blue with a bit of purple, among white shadowes and still amaizing, as his other works
this is maybe the 15th Kieslowski film i've seen in 3 months, and was the one i went into knowing the least about- and in a way it is a personal favorite. almost all of the other films i've seen were better films, better stories, but there's something about the sadness, pace and...( read more)
Compelling ideas almost come together in the end. Half-baked Kieslowski is a bit uneven. Still, there are some undeniably fascinating existential moments.
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