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Three Colours White

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Three Colours White

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A Polish hairdresser is consumed by a desire for revenge on the French wife who abandoned him in Paris. Satirical comedy drama, the second in Krzysztof Kieslowski's trilogy on the themes of liberty, equality and fraternity, starring Zbigniew Zamachowski, Julie Delpy and Janusz Gajos. In Polish, French, English and Russian

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A star rating of 4 out of 5.

David Parkinson

The second film in Krzysztof Kieslowski's trilogy inspired by the ideals of the French Revolution is the slightest of the series, yet there is still much to admire in a movie intended as a tribute to Charlie Chaplin. Although a comedy, White is an examination of the aftermath of the Communist regime in Poland under which everyone was supposed to be equal. The picture painted of democratic Warsaw, with its shady deals and run-down streets, is both unflattering and affectionate, providing an animated backdrop to this droll story of love on the rocks. Zbigniew Zamachowski excels as the jilted hairdresser determined never to feel inferior again.

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Cast

rolenameKarol KarolZbigniew ZamachowskiDominiqueJulie DelpyMikolajJanusz GajosJurekJerzy StuhrElegant manGrzegorz WarcholOld farmerJerzy NowakLawyerAleksander BardiniInspectorCezary HarasimowiczMonsieur BronekJerzy TrelaBureau de Change proprietorCezary PazuraInterpreterMichel Lisowski

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Crew

rolenameDirectorKrzysztof Kieslowski

Details

Theatrical distributor

Artificial Eye Film Co. Ltd

Released on

1994-06-10

Languages

English | French | Polish

Guidance

Contains violence and nudity.

Available on

video, DVD and Blu-ray

Formats

Colour

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