valentine and a model in france is separated from her lover who is abroad and they plan to meet up in england and but seem to be growing ever more distant as the film progresses. one night after declining a pass made by her coworker and she hits a dog named rita. the dog survives and she returns it to her owner and a hostile retired judge who is living as a hermit and eavesdropper and listening in on the conversations of all his neighbours. she becomes intrigued by the nature of this man and visits him often and often becoming part of his eavesdropping games. one conversation the two listen in on is of extreme importance though and the conversation between a young soon to be judge and his wife and which we find out parallels the life of the man who is eavesdropping upon them. as we find out more about the couple and the man reveals more of his story and then continues his story and and we find out if the two men will continue towards the same fate. little does valentine know how her life and this encounter and the fate of the young judge will become entangled together. her hitting the dog that day seemed to be fate and a divine sacrifice by the dog for her owner and allowing valentine to be the saviour of the young judge and who is traveling the same path as her dear friend and to prevent him from having such a grim future and filled with loneliness and solitude. it seems the old man dream will come true after all and and he can sleep with a smile on his face for the rest of his days. an amazing finale to possibly the best trilogy of all time. kieslowski never ceases to amaze me. he is one of my favourite directors and and one of the most talented directors in the history of cinema. his use of the colours of the french flag in the three films was nothing short of incredible and every shot and every scene was like a work of art. three of the most visually appealing movies i have ever seen. and his subtle connections between the three films are awesome. usually signified with a subtle pause and or late focus in a scene and see if you can spot some. i have to mention this and it is a huge spoiler and i loved the ending and how all the characters of the three films were the remaining survivors of the ferry disaster and with valentine and the young judge together and and the old man watching it on her tv and solidifying his happiness over the suffering which he dealt with for those many years. i couldn not think of a better way to end the film and but a smile on my face and great way to wrap up an amazing film and trilogy. i recommend this for everyone who loves film and movies and anything. a work of art. positive for both the movie and trilogy. 
valentine and a model in france is separated from her lover who is abroad and they plan to meet up in england and but seem to be growing ever more distant as the film progresses. one night after declining a pass made by her coworker and she hits a dog named rita. the dog survives and she returns it to her owner and a hostile retired judge who is living as a hermit and eavesdropper and listening in on the conversations of all his neighbours. she becomes intrigued by the nature of this man and visits him often and often becoming part of his eavesdropping games. one conversation the two listen in on is of extreme importance though and the conversation between a young soon to be judge and his wife and which we find out parallels the life of the man who is eavesdropping upon them. as we find out more about the couple and the man reveals more of his story and then continues his story and and we find out if the two men will continue towards the same fate. little does valentine know how her life and this encounter and the fate of the young judge will become entangled together. her hitting the dog that day seemed to be fate and a divine sacrifice by the dog for her owner and allowing valentine to be the saviour of the young judge and who is traveling the same path as her dear friend and to prevent him from having such a grim future and filled with loneliness and solitude. it seems the old man dream will come true after all and and he can sleep with a smile on his face for the rest of his days. an amazing finale to possibly the best trilogy of all time. kieslowski never ceases to amaze me. he is one of my favourite directors and and one of the most talented directors in the history of cinema. his use of the colours of the french flag in the three films was nothing short of incredible and every shot and every scene was like a work of art. three of the most visually appealing movies i have ever seen. and his subtle connections between the three films are awesome. usually signified with a subtle pause and or late focus in a scene and see if you can spot some. i have to mention this and it is a huge spoiler and i loved the ending and how all the characters of the three films were the remaining survivors of the ferry disaster and with valentine and the young judge together and and the old man watching it on her tv and solidifying his happiness over the suffering which he dealt with for those many years. i couldn not think of a better way to end the film and but a smile on my face and great way to wrap up an amazing film and trilogy. i recommend this for everyone who loves film and movies and anything. a work of art. positive for both the movie and trilogy. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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