A brilliant character and social study and probably the most vivid and real of the three films. A film of subtext and personal discovery - not of action. And we are taken on the journey to this discovery, riding every bump with the protagonist.

Marathon'd the trilogy though that is only around 270 minutes. Blue was my favorite part. The use of music and colour is utilized beyond what I could ever expect. Wonderful.

Juliette Binoche is absolutely stunning (it goes without saying) in yet another Kieslowski film that challenges the emotions and actions of it's characters and the audience.

Near perfection. Every frame of the sublime photography reinforces our empathy with the grieving Binoche as she tries, and fails, to shut down her feelings.

#, reviews

Interesting film with a very touching subject which is greatly transported by Juliette Binoche. However, sometimes the movie seems to get lost in itself indulging in its opulent pictures.

This was incredible. Juliette Binoche's performance was so exhilerating that I don't recommend driving or operating heavy machinary for at least 8-12 hours after viewing.

I loved the movie, and I also feel like it's much smarter than I am. That's a great feeling. It means I'm going to love it even more when I watch it again.

Binoche is very fine.

Great performance of Juliette Binoche in this quality film. The cinematography is awesome with great use of color, detail and movement, sometimes interestingly abstract. The music also plays very well along with the story. I'm still pondering what Kieslowski wanted to tell me in this movie, but either way it was a great watch. I'm curious about the other two movies from the series now.