Three Colors Red (1994) - The Interconnectedness of All Things

Chance governs our lives and yet we may not even notice it. Three Colors Red is a masterclass in the study of chance and its effects.
Disclaimer: For the life of me I could not understand why after exporting I would get audio spikes in the video. It's not too loud but I apologize in advance.

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[@nightdruid540]

THANK YOU dearly for this video :). just the most wonderful film, kieslowski's works are pure and simple poetry.

[@supermaxim109]

In a broader sense, ‘fraternité’ and the central character represent the new Europe on the cusp of unification. The opening scene establishes a connection across the channel as the UK was poised to join the EU at the time. The unification of Europe was a major theme for the whole trilogy.

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UK joined the EU in 1973

[@permblue]

I understand everything said in this video. It's a great analysis. What are people complaining about?

[@alephoto10]

Is the voiceover played at x2 the speed?

[@maggot92]

I dont understand a word you're saying

[@coralyra]

try to play it in slow motion :D

[@eboulter]

In which city was this filmed?

[@foxyrox4661]

Geneva, Switzerland

[@00billharris]

No, ansolutely not! Red demonstrates the contingency of all things not understood to be connected. Randomness therefore becomes contingency in a rhyzomatic sense. Beyond that, of course, K's asking us what just might be connected in an unknown way that we've hitherto assumed not to be?