The Double Life of Véronique
Drama • R • 1991 • 1 hr 38 min
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It was a beautiful film and i loved the character, so soft and poetic, but i have to say the story itself is… lacking a bit of something
Gorgeously confusing film with beautiful colours. Could be added to the colours trilogy as the fourth film called Green
I cant stop thinking about this. It's like a poem which I cant seem to stop reminding myself. Every scene, every line they're all in my head
More dreamlike than even Lynch's stuff honestly
I can see the appeal of this movie, after watching most of the David Lynch filmography. Very dreamlike and existential
Amazing work from a master. One of my favorites
I liked intensity of colours. It's most artistic way to indicate emotions in movies, you can feel the emotions the scene is trying to convey
The story didn't do much for me, but it was beautiful to look at.
A beautiful movie that's the perfect watch if you are in the mood for something slow-paced
Poetic and enigmatic, one of the finest works by Kieslowski.
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