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Synopsis
The concluding chapter in filmmaker Krzysztof Kieslowski's "Three Colors" trilogy, Red stars the luminous Irène Jacob as Valentine, a young student and fashion model who befriends a bitter former judge (Jean-Louis Trintignant, his character a proxy for Kieslowski himself). Their accidental meeting is just one of the many chance encounters woven through the narrative fabric of this feature, the most accomplished effort in Kieslowski's highly ambitious series. Like its predecessors, Red corresponds to a color of the French flag, as well as the color's symbolic attributes. The subject here is fraternity, and indeed, its central characters are all closely connected, their destinies locked on a collision course. The film's final scene even ties up the trilogy by bringing together the protagonists of the other features. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Movie Guide


Production Crew

Margot Capelier Casting
Piotr Sobocinski Cinematographer
Zbigniew Preisner Composer (Music Score)
Agnieszka Holland Consultant/advisor
Edward Zebrowski Consultant/advisor
Piotr Sobocinski Consultant/advisor
Corrine Jorry Costume Designer
Krzysztof Kieslowski Director
Jacques Witta Editor
Emmanuel Finkiel First Assistant Director
Gérard Ruey Producer
Jean-Louis Porchet Producer
Marin Karmitz Producer
Yvon Crenn Producer
Claude Lenoir Production Designer
Krzysztof Kieslowski Screenwriter
Krzysztof Piesiewicz Screenwriter
Brigitte Taillandier Sound/Sound Designer
Jean-Claude Laureux Sound/Sound Designer
William Flageollet Sound/Sound Designer
Year: 1994
Runtime: 99
Country: France
MPAA Rating:
Category: Feature

Genre
Drama

Color type
Eastman

Sound
Dolby

Produced by
CAB Productions
Canal Plus
Eurimages
France 3 Cinema
MK2 Productions
Swiss Ministry of Culture
Tor
TSR

Release
by MKL Distribution

Awards
1993 - Best Foreign Film - New York Film Critics Circle
1993 - Best Foreign Language Film - L.A. Film Critics Association
1993 - Best Foreign Language Film - Los Angeles Film Critics Association
1994 - Best Film - French Academy of Cinema
1994 - Best Foreign Film - Independent Spirit Award
1994 - Best Foreign Film - National Board of Review
1994 - Best Foreign Film - National Society of Film Critics
1994 - Best Foreign-Language Film - Golden Globe
1994 - Best Picture (Runner-up) - National Society of Film Critics
1994 - Best Foreign Film - New York Film Critics Circle
1994 - Best Foreign Language Film - Golden Globe
1994 - Best Foreign Film - National Board of Review
1994 - Best Foreign Film - Independent Spirit Awards
1994 - Best Picture (Runner-up) - National Society of Film Critics
1994 - Best Foreign Film - National Society of Film Critics
1994 - Best Foreign Language Film - Hollywood Foreign Press Association
1994 - Best Picture - French Academy of Cinema