12 OIFF / Retrospective of Krzysztof Kieslowski: La double vie de Véronique / The Double Life of Véronique

Trois couleurs: Bleu / Three Colors: Blue France, Poland, Switzerland / 1993, 94 ' Director: Krzysztof Kieslowski The crooks involve a composer-composer and a child in a car accident. If you are empty, you will be able to start looking at a new life from this small house of that young man. Alle the music is still more and more її - won’t open up inappropriate facts from the life of his cholovik. Proceeding Zhuli know life, and even music and gift of the beginning will appear with a powerful force. Nagorodi: "Golden Lion" of the Venice Film Festival (1993); Prize "Cesar" Nice actor (Juliet Binosh), for the most beautiful editing and the most beautiful sound (1994 Producer: Martin Karmits Screenwriter: Krzysztof Kesłowski, Krzysztof Puszєvich Operator: Slavomir Idzhyak Composer: Zbіґnєv Preisner Actors: Juliet Binosh, Benoit Rejean, Helen Vincent Director: Krzysztof KieslowskiBiography: Krzysztof Kieslowski (1941–1996) - Polish film director and screenwriter. One of the most famous directors of the other half of the 20th century, distinguished by cities at film festivals near Cannes, Venice, Berlin and San Sebastian. He also won Oscar nominations and became the first winner of the Felix Prize (renamed to the European Film Prize) of the European Film Academy. Yogo creative style evolved in a stretch of 30-stage director's career: from the early mini-malistic documentary films, as , metaphysical parables. Filmography: Personnel (1975), Shram (1976), Amator (1979), Vipadok (1981), Without a kint (1984), Decalogue (1988), Short film about hammering (1988), Short film about love (1989), Subway Life of Veronika (1991), Three colors: Biliy (1994) Virobnik: MK2 Productions SA, CED Productions, France 3, CAB Production Lozanna, Studio Filmowe Tor Legal Fellow: MK2