Kryzsztof Kieslowski introduces A Short Film About Killing

From the Film Club, BBC2, 9th march 1991

[@ManCave1972]

Here in 2020 after watching the original Dekalog on Blu Ray. What a great body of work.

[@Onmysheet]

This film and the Dekaloge series deserves a Blu Ray transfer.

[@MatthewGeoffino]

Apparently Criterion is on that.

[@Onmysheet]

Matthew Geoffino I know, just found out last night. Very happy!

[@progyandas9650]

I'm on a polish bingefest of 20th century post war films , and it's good to learn from the man himself before watching the movie.

[@cfishist]

I have such longing for the days when television was like this. It would act as a curator and present you with film, music, politics and philosophies you would probably never have otherwise encountered. Jump to 2020 and now we see the BBC vilified and gradually dismantled.

[@cheeseandonions9558]

Precisely right. BBC gradually lost it neutrality, probably based on government grating.

[@jonasarbo]

What is happening to the BBC? I liked the shows from BBC that came my way, but I don't know much about the channel because I live in Latin America.

[@marybrown957]

I love this director… moves my soul

[@cheeseandonions9558]

Brilliant commentary

[@cheeseandonions9558]

What bothered me most about this movie is how long it took him to kill the taxi driver. He just wouldn't die...

[@jeffboxill1278]

Have you killed someone before? Because you make it sound like taking someone’s life is an easy task. And if that’s what bothered you about the film, then I feel sorry for you

[@maiassaghir3769]

Well, did you just spoil the film

[@LMB222]

No, he didn't. There are many more dimensions to the film that you have to discover yourself.

[@cheeseandonions9558]

@@LMB222 He obviously loves his dead sister...