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Three Colors: Blue

1993

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Movie

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98 min

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Drama

87%

The wife of a famous composer survives a car accident that kills her husband and daughter. Now alone, she shakes off her old identity and explores her newfound freedom but finds that she is unbreakably bound to other humans, including her husband’s mistress, whose existence she never suspected.

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AJ Zeppenfeld

AJ Zeppenfeld loved

Three Colors: Blue

Ive discovered a new favorite filmmaker

83d

nevan

nevan liked

Three Colors: Blue

an overtly melancholic work of art, powerfully performed and conceptually unique. i personally enjoyed the role that music played in the narrative, and the use of color is of course striking. worthwhile for all fans of foreign film

96d

Jacob Hall

Jacob Hall is "meh" on

Three Colors: Blue

Not saying it's a bad movie, just a little too artsy for MY taste. The use of color is expectedly amazing, and Binoche is always at the top of her game, but the story just doesn't keep me interested. But if you like art films, then you will probably love it

152d

Recent Reviews

AJ Zeppenfeld

AJ Zeppenfeld loved

Three Colors: Blue

Ive discovered a new favorite filmmaker

83d

nevan

nevan liked

Three Colors: Blue

an overtly melancholic work of art, powerfully performed and conceptually unique. i personally enjoyed the role that music played in the narrative, and the use of color is of course striking. worthwhile for all fans of foreign film

96d

Jacob Hall

Jacob Hall is "meh" on

Three Colors: Blue

Not saying it's a bad movie, just a little too artsy for MY taste. The use of color is expectedly amazing, and Binoche is always at the top of her game, but the story just doesn't keep me interested. But if you like art films, then you will probably love it

152d

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