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Three Colours: Red
A model discovers her neighbor is keen on invading people's privacy.
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What we think
Red is the ultimate expression of what he understood better than any other filmmaker of his generation. Life is fragile. Passions matter.| Read in full: Three Colours: Red film review We Love Cinema
What others think
The Three Colours trilogy is a highly wrought, intensely controlled and self-aware creation, high arthouse cinema of the sort that isn’t as fashionable as it was, but utterly distinctive and absorbing.The Guardian
Exquisitely shot, superbly acted and deftly written, this is easily one of the best arthouse films of the nineties.Empire
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