Three Colors: White | Criterion Collection Review

In the second part of the Three Colors Trilogy, White, Kieslowski finds comedy while exploring the changes Poland was going through in the 1990's. Following Karol Karol's journey for revenge, we see how the influence of capitalism and Europe's corporatism corrupts and morphs those looking for power for all the wrong reasons.
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I can’t get over that really weird looking beard man TBH.