The Stunner
25May11
philosopher? why?
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Calan
2May12
I think about this man's work on a daily basis. He is easily my favorite director, but I don't think I could have come to this conclusion if I hadn't seen many other films first.
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Michael Convery
13Feb12
Kieślowski's films remind me of the plays of Henrik Ibsen in their naturalness and ease with symbolism, and I would say that Kieślowski is even better at it.
Aurora
26May11
There is something about Kieslowski's cinema that turn every typical and normal situation -Factory, Railway Station, Hospital- in sadness and solitude. In a strange way, I feel complete watching it.
Jerry G
11May11
So damn underrated it's a tragedy a good lot of people don't and will not ever watch his films.
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Louise_Dietrich
10May11
I started watching Kieslowski last year. I don't know why I waited so long. He was wonderful.
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clockworkdaisyblues
7Feb11
From a Night Porter's Point of View, Hospital, First Love ... this stuff is Kieslowski's favorite own film.
batuhan
7Feb10
Regards to director and philosopher Kieslowski.Quote above explains his filmmaking sufficiently.
Jason Wright
25Jan10
Greetings to all! Just wondering if Criterion has any plans of releasing the 'Three Colors' trilogy ... preferably in Blu-Ray.
Robert W Peabody III
16Oct09
Camera Buff (1979) Kieslowski was bitter at the end of his life because he got no recognition early on. He may have been bitter, but I doubt he had any regrets. Camera Buff is a brilliant film.
Diego Felipe Reyes
1Sep09
Kieslowski captures reality in a way that the intangible is made clear before our eyes. His style is to be profoundly admired.