Tres colores: Azul

Título original: Trois couleurs: Bleu

1993
13
1h 34min

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Juliette Binoche in Tres colores: Azul (1993)

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Una mujer lucha por encontrar una forma de vivir su vida tras la muerte de su marido y su hija.Una mujer lucha por encontrar una forma de vivir su vida tras la muerte de su marido y su hija.Una mujer lucha por encontrar una forma de vivir su vida tras la muerte de su marido y su hija.

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Premios
- 21 premios y 19 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
At the 2018 Visegrad Film Forum, cinematographer Slawomir Idziak claimed that the script and initial cut of this film focused on the journalist character (played by Hélène Vincent) and her efforts to investigate the authorship of the unfinished musical composition that drives the plot. It was only during the editing process that director Krzysztof Kieslowski re-structured the film to focus on Julie (played by Juliette Binoche).

Pifias
When Oliver tells Julie he will not incorporate her changes into the musical score, a boom mic is visible briefly as Julie puts down the phone.

Citas
Julie Vignon: Now I have just one thing left to do: nothing. I want no possessions, no memories, no friends, no lovers -- they're all traps.

Créditos adicionales
The final credit says in French, "We thank Alfa Romeo who allowed the scene of the accident to the Alfa 164 whose dynamics are of course purely imaginary."

Conexiones
Featured in The 51st Annual Golden Globe Awards (1994)

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8/10

A Beautiful Film

Blue is one of those little movies that grows on you. The more you think about it the more you like it. That's not to say that it's not enjoyable to view; the cinematography and music are marvelous. But this is Juliette Binoche's movie. Everything revolves around her character, Julie, who, in the first scene, survives an automobile accident that claims the lives of her famous composer husband and her five-year-old daughter. Now alone the remainder of the movie delves into Julie's long emotional recovery. Not traumatic, or depressing as the subject matter may imply it is instead subtle, graceful, and beautiful.