I once thought the only reason I would watch this movie again would be to view Julie Delpy, who has one of the prettiest faces I've seen on film (usually). But, writing this review made me realize it wouldn't hurt to admire the photography, now that the film is out on DVD. Also, the storyline was fine until about halfway through when it got a little confusing. It stayed that way right up to the ending, which was not easy to understand, either. Perhaps another look would clear up some matters.
The film is second part in a three-part saga (all different stories with different beautiful lead actresses) concerning French society. "Red" and "Blue" are the other films so naturally they call it the "Three Colours Trilogy." Delpy reminded me a young Catherine Deneuve, which is high praise (facially-speaking). Most reviews say this is not the strongest of the three films.
The film is second part in a three-part saga (all different stories with different beautiful lead actresses) concerning French society. "Red" and "Blue" are the other films so naturally they call it the "Three Colours Trilogy." Delpy reminded me a young Catherine Deneuve, which is high praise (facially-speaking). Most reviews say this is not the strongest of the three films.