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Kieslowski conveys the sadness of a world-weary sage.
He comes across as a modest, wryly funny, and intensely intellectual man, and his comments on both the ethics of filmmaking and his own work, from Camera Buff to the Three Colors trilogy, are fascinating.
Anyone not familiar with Kieslowski's films will likely be frustrated; simply put, he's not the most animated documentary subject. But for anyone who misses his unique voice... it should be a pleasure.
This documentary offers a warm and humorous portrait of one of modern-days most innovative and compelling storytellers.
a feature-length film of interviews with one of the greatest directors
This little movie, a soft pencil sketch of a life that should be etched in stone, is an intriguing glimpse through a doorway left slightly ajar.
For film lovers whose only knowledge of Kieslowski comes from works like the Three Colours trilogy or The Double Life of Veronique, this documentary will surely whet the appetite for more.
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