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Nov. 28, 2009
Three Colors Trilogy
A must-have for fans of French cinema, the Three Colors Trilogy presents Krzysztof Kieslowski's Blue, White, and Red as they were meant to be seen: together. Kieslowski created the trilogy to commemorate the bicentennial of the French Revolution, with each color representing one of the hues of the French flag and the value it represents: liberty, equality, and fraternity. Although each film stands delightfully on its own, taken together, theyre a beautiful exploration of French sensibilities.
